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e0qdk, 2 months ago

And I got the response from kbin back on reddthat fine. Seems like communication is working.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

This post made it over to reddthat, so your posts are federating out.

Checking over on my kbin account as well, I can see content in /newest from multiple sources. /sub returns 404 but I think that’s just a caching bug (adding ?p=1 to the end of the URL lets me workaround it).

e0qdk, 2 months ago

pmjv posted this a few weeks ago: assets.merveilles.town/…/f53921bc1bd3ff67.mp4 in this thread.

I think there was another one with a walking animation too, but I’m having trouble finding the thread.

e0qdk, 1 month ago

Wait. The author is 藤本 and the main characters are named 藤野 and 京本? I can guess where 京 comes from. Is there additional significance to 野?

e0qdk, 1 month ago

https://reddthat.com/pictrs/image/46fc6649-a469-4e72-ad72-862d39f5c2bc.png

e0qdk, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

The Japanese text on the bottom of the left image says: Sapporo (Draft) Black Label beer. I can’t tell what the four characters under 生 are though. (Too blurry for me to figure out.)

Edit: those characters might be 非熱処理 – meaning unpasteurized.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

If you really want a setup with that many disks, you might look into Ceph. It’s intended for handling stupidly huge amounts of data spread across multiple servers with self-healing and other nice features. (As the name suggests it’s a bit of a tentacle monster though.) One of my colleagues set up a deployment at work. It took a while for him to figure out how to get it running well but it’s been pretty useful.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Et tu, 'Bunte? Then fall Canoniculus!

e0qdk, 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

Yes. It’s not exactly the same, but here’s an old Sony VAIO with a similar layout to Kirino’s laptop:

https://files.catbox.moe/u4nf8m.jpg

I found this picture on this old article from The Register from 2010 – which is the same year that the OreImo anime was made. I imagine the animators probably had a laptop similar to that one available to use as reference.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Idk what it call

Taiyaki

e0qdk, 2 months ago

It’s super punny. Aiba is your aibo (相棒) – partner – as well as your eyeball and an AI. Ay ay ay! :-)

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Oh, so that’s how Genis was casting Fire Ball!

e0qdk, 2 months ago

I was following it casually last year, but haven’t really kept up. These are some of the communities I made a note of:

• !stable_diffusion
• !share_anime_art
• !imageai
• !ai_art
• !stable_diffusion_art
• !localllama

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Additional relevant discussion on HN: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39865810

e0qdk, 2 months ago

She’s a character from Persona 3.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Wishing you the best of luck in your investigation! Hopefully it turns out to be something quick and easy, but having been through the wringer debugging my own projects, I totally get it if it’s not.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Huh. I don’t think I got a notice for this reply. So, sorry I didn’t respond – I didn’t see it! (Just saw this randomly while checking your profile to see if there was a thread regarding the “next” interface.)

Haven’t checked again thoroughly yet today, but the timings I saw yesterday matched your averages pretty well and I definitely saw a reduction in lag spikes after your other reply. I also did a fair bit of poking around with my browser’s network inspector – and I found a potential issue.

It looks like mlmym (the “old” interface – which is the primary one I use) does not set Cache-Control on pages it serves, so you may be getting traffic to your backend for every logged out lurker and scraper hitting that interface instead of letting your CDN handle it. The header is set for images and such, but not the pages themselves. Lemmy’s default UI sets it (public, max-age=60 for logged out users, private for logged in users). The “next” interface seems like it sets it to private, no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate for logged out users, which is probably not ideal… I’m not sure yet what the other interfaces are doing since they’re JS heavy and I haven’t dug into them as much.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

If you see any issues relating to ungodly load times please feel free to let us know!

Right now loading every page – except profiles – seems to take about 2~3 seconds with occasional spikes up to ~10 seconds. (Profiles are much slower to load – ~6 seconds typically and sometimes much longer.) I’m using the “old” (mlmym) interface mainly, but testing with the default interface seems to have similar performance with a lot of spinners on every action. It’s not unusable but it’s definitely noticeably slow.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Image comments from kbin don’t make it through to lemmy correctly, so I copied your detail images below to help lemmy users see them:

Detail, screenDetail, Sun

e0qdk, 2 months ago

I thought it might be Mugi at first for the blonde haired character, but この and me misremembering the date K-On came out threw me off I guess. Looking at it again, I think you’re right – and early 2009 would be spot on for an ad in Japan.

I haven’t seen Evangelion but looking through a list of characters the blue haired character there could be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Rei_Ayanami.jpg.

Thanks!

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Lots of characters in the background of this one – e.g. Rider, Saber, and Tohsaka from Fate/Stay Night, Astro Boy, etc. I’m not sure who the characters are on the front of the cart (where it says この before being cut off) or directly behind Konata’s bags though.

e0qdk, 2 months ago

I didn't even post Hatsune Miku on 3/9

Huh. I probably should've picked up that 39 can be read as mi-ku in goroawase a long time ago, but I only realized the "thank you" interpretation and didn't realize it was also wordplay for Miku until just now.

I was literally sitting here wondering "WTF is the significance of 3/9?" for a half hour or so before it hit me. :p

e0qdk, 2 months ago

Add a couple of JoJo-posing anime characters and this could be a scene out of Paradise Killer.