Do we want to be the void?
mashhitmyself
joined 2 years ago
Too bad the users are partially yelling into the void: https://lemmy.world/post/609080 Hope it gets fixed.
I was meaning to be authoritative, and I am low-key blaming the admin team. I grant them the benefit of the doubt though. I still don't think it has anything to do with the 0.18.0 upgrade.
EDIT: I don't care what the admin team does, how loyal or dedicated they are, or anything like that. I just want the reddit alternative to not suck.
OMG. You're right! I just edited the title. Which, lol, will not show up everywhere.
Why did this get downvoted? Something being an "issue" on GitHub is about as meaningless as something can be. Unengaged developers are usually the result of unengaged users. I'm saying IF your admin (not that they did,) submitted an issue and then is just sitting back and waiting, that's shitty.
It's really quick to get running. You need a fairly reliable IP/hostname as this is how your server will talk to all other servers and users. If you use dynamic dns, make sure it's rapidly updated if your ip changes.
Upload will depend on your user's activity (posting/voting/commenting.) Download will depend on that PLUS what the users are subscribed to.
sh.it.works.sometimes
Fair enough. Keep in mind, being popular doesn't magically bestow the knowledge, resources, or willingness to handle issues.
No you're not. It's good to test. There might be differences in our client's view due to other CDNs, proxies, caching etc. I'm just convinced it's lemmy.world's outbound networking. There might be other instances with other problems, and yes the upgrade could be a factor, but the lemmy.world issue is clearly and forwardly apparent.
Hilarious. This comment doesn't show on sh.itjust.works, which makes total sense. lemmy.world is responsible for sending it to other federated servers. Maybe kbin > lemmy right now?
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