Personally I'm fine with paid apps here, lots of people use tailscale for example. I think the larger issue is the drive-by spamming without contributing outside of their own promotion thread.

I like the comment elsewhere in this thread referencing a subreddit that requires X comments over Y days in the community first.

I think new accounts that show up to shil their app should be banned. They're not actively participating in the community, it's just spam. There's been a huge uptick recently.

They should hang out a while first and not have only posts promoting their software, and not only have comments in those threads.

The lemmy attitude is very anti commercialization, and they don't know any better. That doesn't mean we should allow it.

It's just a convenience service. Your original url is right there in the path if it were to go down, and it's open source if you want to run your own.

There's no other way currently to do it

Use https://lemmyverse.link/

They're chilling and happy.

Once a user on the remote instance subscribes, all posts are replicated over as they're made. Not at the the time of request.

The point is that it redirects you to the post on your personal interest.

You can also paste that into the search of any lemmy instance to find it, if they mirrored it

Make sure they support the same resolution if you get a splitter, otherwise you want a hdmi switch

Clickbait title. They were flying VFR with the airport in sight, gps jamming was likely unrelated.

Not quite open hardware, but it's minimal compute - https://www.slate.auto/

Where would one find this option? I can't seem to see it

Edit: never mind, I got the code so I guess we're good.

5950x is still solid. I'd just buy a new GPU and save the rest for upgrading again in a few more years.

Thor buddy, is that you?

Thanks for sharing all the technical details!

Did you have ssh keys configured between your machines, or is all of blahaj on a single server? (Wondering how they got from postgres -> root -> other servers)

No, it's not a per instance choice unless you go and edit the code. Deleting a post hides the whole thing but comments are still available via a user profile.

They say they're holding steady, and they are, look at those graphs.

They didn't say they were holding steady at ideal levels.

Sounds like they could use some more sites linking to them to improve SEO. https://clownstrike.lol/

Admins are in agreement that we don't want federation with Meta.

I don't see us currently federating with them - https://lemmy.ca/instances

We'll make sure it stays that way! I've added threads.net to our blocklist.

I personally hate all the reddit cross post stuff, and it seems like the majority of lemmy users do too. I don't understand why people obsess over this as a way to "grow" lemmy.

It doesn't contribute to active conversations, in fact it deters users who reply locally and then never get a response.

Just let lemmy grow organically by making good content and contributing, stop forcing it with mirrors from reddit.

I wonder if we could get the top admins to threaten defederation with any instance that doesn't flag automated posts as bots. This way at least the users have some visibility.