I’m impressed!

I’m in this picture and I like it!

Gentoo gang represent!

I have questions

No.

Fully agree with the sentiment, but the blog post itself is kinda crap. All it really says is - hey, we’re overcomplicating things, but subscribe to my rss for when I actually start talking about it!

Yea, my first thought was along simular lines - there are many issues that had built up over years of negligence.

A bunch of obnoxious little shits. I think lemmy populace took them as far-right wing assholes, but I think that wasn’t actually right. They simply acted as spoilt kids during puberty.

It’s what explodingheads renamed itself to after everyone blocked it.

This is not the first time you’ve asked this very same thing nor had the same exact answer - no need to be smug about it.

Tell me what’s the difference between me not being able to say where you’re connecting from via tor vs me not being able to say where you’re connecting from to the hidden service.

Lemmy itself is bound to its url. Shoving cafe fully into tor would simply break federation.

Having just a proxy in tor - honestly - don’t see the point. You can already access cafe via tor.

FWIW - starting a reply allows you to copy the original text.

OpenRC represent!

I mean… Normally men measure something other than beards. This is such a weird choice!

I do see a bit of a correlation of slow modlog and scheduled tasks being run at the same time, but even with that it loads in 20-30 seconds. Which - yes - is atrocious, but at least it fits into tcp timeouts. 5 minutes is straight up mental, can’t say why that’s happening, yet.

I believe it’s been re-stickied now!

I have seen a similar problem reported on sh.itjust.works matrix chat - in their case what helped was toggling the sticky post. I’ll ask there to do that for this community. You might also want to reach out to mods directly - they might get to do it sooner.

Supposedly this is a known federation bug, but I haven’t seen a bug report mentioned.

Alright, a quick update - I have decided to throw a bit more money at lemmy. Database VM has been upgraded from a single core 2GB RAM to dual core 4GB RAM.

The inbound votes are also somewhat funny. Do people outside lemmy.cafe think that it’s slow? Did they miss the sub and thought it was about their instance?

In general - lemmy software is very alpha. It’s also possible I have done something wrong on the setup side, however unlikely. I don’t want to send any users away, but if you do get fed up with lemmy.cafe - would please let me know at some point if the other instance is substantially better? I could reach out to the admins and ask about their setup.

I’m aware it’s not the fastest, but there’s only so much spare money I can throw at the problem. Lemmy is unreasonably resource intensive for baseline functionality.

At least on zsh it would pop both of those as suggestions you can cycle through.

I did not know that! Thank you!

What do you mean by implementations? Is this closer debian vs rhel or more like linux vs bsd?