I'm exploring the ActivityPub protocol, trying to get familiar with it. When I query the "lemmy.ml" root (as an example) the outbox is listed as "https://lemmy.ml//site_outbox", which doesn't exist. But querying "https://lemmy.ml/site_outbox", which does exist, just gets me an empty list....
The GitHub repo that provides a comparison table of different lemmy instances now includes the version of lemmy that's installed...
So.. I get this on some of my subscribed communities on other instances. I get some of the content, but nowhere near all. Is there a ranking which preferences synching of other instances communities? The more popular ones never seem to have this problem.. Or is there just 'lag' between instances and it's something that will have...
I know there is a profile setting for this, but it hides all read posts, even in the profile. I couldn't go back to even posts I created to see if there are new comments. Rather, if we had a toggle on the front page, it could be temporarily toggled on and off easily.
I'm trying to be very patient with the technical issues so far because I know scaling is not easy....
https://hachyderm.io/@thisismissem/110550824230711531...
I left that tab open for a few hours and when I came back my laptop was really hot and the CPU fans kicked in.
This doesn't seem to happen when I view any other community. It's been like this for about 15 minutes, I think. Someone else on that community also had this issue: https://lemmy.ml/post/1214299
I apologize if this isn't the right community to post feature suggestions....
I've gone a full week without Reddit and I'm realizing the sheer amount of time I wasted on that fucking site. I'm taking back control of my time, my mental real estate, and mindfulness. I don't need new content every single waking moment, checking the app multiple times a day. If I check Lemmy every other day, that SHOULD be...
Provocative title, yeah?...
I uploaded the screenshot picturing the issue. If I'm not mistaken, the posts are from a year ago as well. I haven't found any bug reporting community when I looked up bug so pardon me for posting this here if it should go elsewhere.
An idea that just occurred to me. I was looking for communities on machine learning to join, so I searched https://browse.feddit.de/ and found a bunch. They don't have much content but together they have at least 4 or 5 posts each, which adds up to a few posts, so I subscribed to all of them....
When I sort by hot in my subscribed feed it becomes flooded with posts from the worldnews community, posts that are multiple days old or even with negative scores, even though I'm subscribed to many other communities and when visiting those communities can find posts that are newer, and have more engagement than the ones I'm...
See thread from the reviewer here: https://hachyderm.io/@thisismissem/110550824230711531...
Hello, I'm new and I would like to know if there is a place to consult which instances have defederated which ones and if possible even with the reason for doing so, I had seen something similar in mastodon and it was very useful
Let's say I'm visiting lemmy.ml/post/1234, and I'd like to view the same post but under lemmy.world. is there a pattern or something I can do to do this?
I read that they "defederated"... What does this mean? And why did they do this? And what are the consequences?
As some subreddits continue blackouts to protest Reddit's plans to charge high prices for its API, Reddit has informed the moderators of those...
TL;DR: We should bring blogs (self-publishing) back instead of putting all our knowledge into other people's websites....
https://fedidb.org/current-events/threadiverse
