Those two sentences seem completely unrelated

Lemmy -> Kbin federation wasn’t (isn’t?) working that great, and considering 90% of content on KBin’s front page is lemmy content anyway…

Also there’s like two dozen apps for Lemmy now including several in the app stores

Plus stuff like https://old.thelemmy.club

kbin user cope

(/s)

and support for Kbin in all of the Lemmy apps

Very much doubt. I’m sure many will but not all. The API isn’t identical so they’d have to commit to maintaining both.

The proper way to link is [email protected]

Welcome!

Bruh

So like self-hosted Spotlight? That would be cool

Or rather - FOSS Spotlight. I suppose it’s already self hosted

Technically no

0.3333… repeats infinitely. The 0.333…4 is not an infinitely repeating number. And since 0.333… is, there’s no room to add that 4 anywhere

Which is why adding them up you get 0.999… which is exactly and completely equal to 1

For a while there Adafruit was stocking pi4bs every business day at around 11am est, was able to get one by camping it at that time. Make an account first and add your address and payment

But that was a few months back I don’t know the situation now

@[email protected]

[email protected]

If you have an always on server, internet accessible that maintains 5-9s of reliability and regular working backupa: host VaultWarden

I mean, every client caches your vault. Even if I only had 75% uptime I doubt I’d run into many issues.

Not quite. I can ban remote users, remove posts on remote communities, etc

But it only affects my instance of course

Keep in mind your instance will cache thumbnails of remote content… including possibly illegal content for your area.

For example there’s (far too) many instances that host or are themed around “lolicon” - which is cartoon child pornography. That’s illegal in some jurisdictions.

Also remember federation is a two way street. The people you’re going to attract with this concept are largely the same groups many instances are trying to keep out. If you get even a little popularity I would expect many mainstream instances to defederate you. Then you’re basically back where you started - what’s the point?

They’re underage here…

I don’t think that’s a thing, but the database tracks it so I don’t see why they couldn’t add it in the future.

And that point you’re not in a home, you’re in a data center lmao

You just said the same thing twice

Does this work with digital photos? I thought this was mostly a film thing

You can already do that without a reverse proxy.

A reverse proxy allows you to have multiple services running on 0.0.0.0:XXXA

For example you might have two websites at a server on 192.168.0.123

Your server will be setup to show those websites at two different ports, say “192.168.0.123:123” and “192.168.0.123:321” - with foo.com on 123 and example.net at 321

Your reverse proxy will listen to requests on port 80 (where websites are usually served) and look at each request. If it’s a request for the website at foo.com, it’ll send it to port 123. If it’s a request for example.net it will send it to port 321

But the client who is requesting the sites will only see port 80, at the same IP address for both sites.

Yeah but it sounds like the vlemmy owner just ran away from it basically

Security by not having setup custom emojis yet gang gang

That’s still better, cause if I needed back surgery I’d just suck it up because I know (see OP photo) is waiting for me if I do go

Unless I have money for good insurance.

Does it have to be said? If you allow certain things they’re definitely blocking you

On iOS? No.

OP is on Android

The “installed” version is fine for me - on iOS though

Try installing it from Chrome too see if it makes any difference.

It’s pretty good, but lately it’s not super surprising.

attracts many developers

I feel like lemmy is significantly more active on that front? In addition to the base code, it seems to have attracted several dozen third party apps and interfaces. Mostly Lemmy exclusive.

And yet most times that I check Kbin, the first several pages are entirely Lemmy content

iirc, BME was confirmed fake anyway

Okay they all seem to work now, it just took a long time.

Yep, but I never got a ping on Mastodon. I’ll have to investigate further. It should work, I thought.

Okay I can pull up my Mastodon profile here, and my lemmy profile there

Still can’t ping

@[email protected] Okay SHOULD work this time.

Okay so how the hell does that RemindMe bot from mastodon work?

@[email protected] test!

It’s a mastodon user, I don’t know if the linking is working. Should still ping them, maybe

Test - @[email protected]

Edit: Okay just got a ping one hour late on my Mastodon account so it does work, slowly?

@[email protected] - great art!

Yeah but nobody wants to split discussions.

These multi-communities. How would they work? They’d have to be curated by the user - which is a dead end since 99% won’t bother. Or else curated by someone else which leads to politicking about who’s listed and who’s not.

And what happens when you go to post? You have to pick one? And worry about who will see it and who won’t? Again, most users would find this burdensome.

Or it could just be like a hashtag and go out into one big conglomerate community. Who hosts that? How is it propagated? How does moderation work?

I think communities curated by a number of people passionate about each subject is just the best way for forums of this nature to work, realistically.

If a community gets too bad, they can and will be fractured and eventually one dies.

Ideal? No. Just what works best.

Multi-communities is a feature we need though. I just don’t think they’re a solution.

Subscribers yes. Active users no, that’s total.

My instance has just over 100 users.

This is what I see:

No, it shows subscribers for your instance, but overall monthly users.

My instance has just over 100 users.

This is what I see: