I have to agree with Beanie Sanders

{ 200: OK }

Comment came in loud and clear

Not sure if blind, colourblind, or memeing...

Funnily enough seems everyone is coming at this from the wrong angle personally. I don't give af who I'm talking to sure, and I can confirm the instance if I must by clicking into their profile.

That said, I more so care about someone pretending to be me in an active thread. Like an active discussion or argument and someone decides to recreate your user on a different instanceand start inserting comments that confuse the discussion.

Or maybe you've stopped commenting, then someone else continues the conversation unbeknownst to you in your name.

I stumbled into lemmy disoriented and just went with lemmy.ca because I always want to support 'local' domains. I'm surprised people go for for something like '.world' tbh. Although, I think your logic makes sense I also know how little people read and its safer to say people just signed up for the instance that was the path of least resistance (low application threshold, links guiding them in, etc)

And Circuit Breakers serve a similar function with a different mechanic and are resettable. Any modern house ought to have many of these inplace on the main electrical panel.

Yeah it's very much more correct to say, "Twitter decimated Twitter's search ability"

I imagine Bing is impacted too, though I haven't heard/teated myself

200 is probably the most common status no? Many successful responses will give 200 in the backend

That's likely due to the exploit on your instance.

Most instances as a precautionary measure invalidated all login sessions.

You need to clear cache in tbe app and/or just delete your login and readd it.

I had to do it for Jerboa as my instance admins took the precautionary measure that yours did as well (though it was more necessary for lemmy.world aince they were jit hardest with the exploit)

What do you generally do for recreation?

Any stories of cool things you've seen/done and/or situations that were less than comfortable?

Option 2 is cool in regards to letting users decide... Option 3 is my second choice that said.

That said I ultimately agree with option 1. An instance dedicated to just regurgitating content from another user-generated site is just not a good thing. There is 0 value to those posts on Lemmy, instance wide imo.

There is 0 way to interact with the posts in a meaningful way and they just fill up 'new' with crap from somewhere else.

I don't like the nuclear option of defederation, but I really just see that instance as a hindrence to the existence and natural growth on Lemmy.

Tried jerboa and it's perfectly good enough. Threading could use slightly more distinction but its snappy and lightweight.

Also am waiting for Boost for Lemmy though as that was my Reddit app of choice. Time will tell if I end up on it or stick with jerboa

I mean if my family is any statistic to go on, 2/3 kids (me one of them) swore off Netflix since. The other, bought their own subscription as soon as the code stopped working

Your user name would have been a fun notification to receive while troubleshooting ahaaha

I would say the level of contempt would be much less though.

I never used tumblr personally but I know I would see screenshots of it all the time elsewhere. I also don't view them as a huge corp that's done anything particularly insidious

I like the ones that have that one large chunk of pork belly in it randomly

Whereas you signed up on lemmy.world, I signed up on lemmy.ca.

Our accounts live on these different instances of the same platform.

Someone else may have an account on sh.itjust.works.

Each of these instances can have communities (subreddit equivalent). Through federation (essentially agreement to talk with eachother). We (account holders on different instances) can interact, post and comment anywhere on these and other federated instances.

In a weird way, these instances are an adhoc load balancer since I am using resources primarily from lemmy.ca and you are using resources from lemmy.world. This last piece is most relevant to the potential issue stated. A good load balancer, balances the load efficiently and effectively. If everyone made an account on lemmy.world it would get an uneven share of the load and struggle to keep its infrastructure alive or scaled well. Additionally, it goes against the decentralized nature of federated instances.

Now please take this all with a grain of salt, I have been here since july 1 and so am taking the rough concept I've learned and tried to explain it. Likely missing critical technical details and the analogies may be imperfect. :)

Assuming this refers to essentially processed cheese like kraft singles.

9/10 times a different cheese will taste much better and texturally if you're using a good melting point cheese for the use case better there as well.

That said, this style of cheese excels and is really only tolerable in HOT food. It needs to be melted. Its nasty pre-melt and its nasty post-melt. But while melted, it's good.

A grilled cheese with real and stringy cheeses is great. But sometimes a grilled cheese with 2 kraft singles is what you crave.

I have a feeling that individual does not know what a lemming, a literal rodent, is

Its the proper way to tag a community!

! For communities

@ for users iirc