When you have a nice, fast car....and a million people all try to get in it at once, you're gonna have some issues. Once the wave passes, you'll all find this is a nice, speedy car.
When you have a nice, fast car....and a million people all try to get in it at once, you're gonna have some issues. Once the wave passes, you'll all find this is a nice, speedy car.
Eh, more like, get your own car. Its slow because we are all used to going to just ONE site. We need to share the load and create our own servers.... or pay lemmy.world for more bandwidth - which I don't think they want to do.
The L makes more sense if you sound it out and remember Scotty is Scottish.
it is slow because they have less server capacity then users want, you could switch to a smaller instance and then everything should be good to go
at least now there is no real system for migrating to you have to make a new account and subscribe to everything again
Here is a full list, i suggest taking a local one or one that fits your interest https://join-lemmy.org/instances
sopuli or lemmy.tf seem to be good and not too big by now
here is in general a good tutorial regarding how to start and how lemmy works https://lemmy.world/post/37906
It is not always slow. The user growth is outpacing the infrastructure growth.
I'm new here, LMAO.
I have found .world to be really reliable at night (USA time), because most of the Reddit refugees are American. They sign up and use the site during the day, which makes things really laggy. However, when the refugees (and many other .world users) are sleeping, the website loads incredibly quickly, and there are little to no problems with the site.
"L'M GIVING HER ALL SHE'S GOT, CAPTAIN!"
"L'M"
"L AM"
"EL AM"
want to post that on https://startrek.website/c/risa too?
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