Why did you formulate it so complex? 😂
The subscribers are from your local instance. The end.
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I was not a fan of this change
Reddit was my go to !bang to search for solutions and opinions because it felt so natural. Always got a pros and cons, different ways to fix or do things.. everything in a central place. Sad to see it go.
On the other hand reddit has been declining in quality over the years so I think this kind of reset is natural and something we should support. I'm all in lemmy right now. Feels good so far.
GitHub MAS is my go to after installing anything M$. 😄
Absolutely… also scary that when an instance chooses to no longer exist your whole profile goes with it.
I would like the ability to link/sync accounts for an Omni presence or something like that
That's the point of Black Mirror though. It's like a looking-glass into a fucked up dystopia where things like that happen. On the surface its obviously funny but then the more you think about it the more of the real elements seep through. All of this is wrapped up in a goofy story line for the broader audience.
I used the docker-compose file from the official github repo: https://github.com/...
But after the comment from @marsara9@lemmy.world I changed it to pull the image from dockerhub instead of building it myself. Now it pulls correctly and the server comes online but is almost unusable. The homepage displays but I cannot login as admin or create a new user :/
Edit: Here is the docker-compose.yml I used
thanks for using Leebra!
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