Due to the rate of federation being limited by latency, instances have actually been re-locating to mostly Europe, so they can more easily keep up with each other.
Any examples for that? Latency causing instances not being able to keep up with federation is new to me.
Yes, they have their own datacenters.
They are also one of/the biggest hosting providers fedi instances use, if they’d go down, big parts of fedi would as well
It would be cool to have some structured list for that. I experiment with the different services and their interactions sometimes, but I never wrote something down and I tend to forget stuff.
I also switched from pre-archinstall arch to Endeavor. I might try archinstall at some point but I’m currently fine with Endeavor
I recommend you finding a way to not have the computer turned off too often. Federation can handle a bit of downtime, but I don’t know how much exactly.
nutomic and dessalines are the Lemmy project, they founded it. You can’t have Lemmy without them if you don’t fork.
It’s been somewhere on reddit as well today
Yeah I think I’ve seen some recent commits on his GitHub profile as well. He seems to be “back”, just not on kbin.
I hosted my own kbin instance for a while as it seemed interesting, but admittedly I never really got into it. Still a cool approach, just not for me.
Same, the comments created by a spammer have been deleted by the mods and the count in OP’s screenshot still includes them, while 77 is the remaining count.
I think so, yes
Only works logged in as it seems
Upon reading further, I’m pretty convinced this is AI Slop. Much is this doesn’t make any sense.
This is a lot of additional work in the first place.
Also some things here don’t seem to add up. How much of this was written by AI?
And my axe?
True, but from experience, those cycles are not broken by bot posts. You then have a community full of crossposts with 0 comments. Try it if you like, but usually the reason for dead communities is a lack of interested people.
That’s basically how it’s done. Searching for them isn’t enough I think, in order to get updates, a user from your instance needs to subscribe, so a crawler might create a list of communities, but it won’t see news.
Yes, starting a new instance is tedious work.
Only boring thing in this thread is your post
Thanks! Didn’t know Lemmy doesn’t have something like an ingress queue