Over time, Lemmy instances are going to keep aquiring more, and more data. Even if, in the best case, they are not caching content and they are just storing the data posted to communities local to the server, there will still be a virtually limitless growth in server storage requirements. Eventually, it may get to a point where...
How does federation of bots work? I was testing whether my bot will reply on Kbin and while I see it on the Lemmy side (lemmings.world/post/71345), the reply is not visible on Kbin side (kbin.social/…/I-created-a-ChatGPT-bot-for-Lemmy)....
Basically, which linux distro is the best for a non-power user? Someone who wants to be able to get up and running without having to learn how to manage the OS using the cli....
However, when reddit crapped the bed, by comparison, the threadiverse basically didn’t have an established culture. There was a handful of lemmy instances (we were one of them), but the only one of notable size was lemmy.ml. kbin didn’t even exist in any meaningful way until a couple of months before reddit died....
@FaceDeer Do we? Or do we have lots of small groups in the same space?
It does seemthat Mastodon culture is different to Threadiverse culture. I'm OK with that, Mastodon is a little earnest for my tastes. It would be nice if we could keep the worst of Reddit out of here with robust moderation
I wonder if we could/ should enforce moderation ratios in code? You need 1mod per 1k users for example. Your magazine is locked to new users until you add one.
Yeah, I was thinking that too. I don't think I can do it automatically (yet) but if there was another big spike or kbin.social went down for some reason it could be manually switched to another instance.
I found I had problems initially until I properly sorted out caching. Then I threw a few hundred visitors at it and it's been fine. $10 would be OK for small communities I think, but you're right in that big communities will need big servers.
What problems are you having with federation? The news here is posted from Lemmy.world into fledd.it, then federated back to kbin.social: https://kbin.social/m/worldnews@fledd.it
Where do you get your news from?
What websites/apps/whatever do you use to get your news?
What is the long-term storage plan for Lemmy instances?
Over time, Lemmy instances are going to keep aquiring more, and more data. Even if, in the best case, they are not caching content and they are just storing the data posted to communities local to the server, there will still be a virtually limitless growth in server storage requirements. Eventually, it may get to a point where...
List of subs people may find familiar
General...
Any Nostr ppl here?
Been hearing a little about Nostr. Apparently it’s a protocol?...
I needed a world-news aggregator to help me get off that other site so I made one (fledd.it)
You can't sign up directly on !worldnews as registration is not enabled....
Federation of bot comments from Lemmy to Kbin
How does federation of bots work? I was testing whether my bot will reply on Kbin and while I see it on the Lemmy side (lemmings.world/post/71345), the reply is not visible on Kbin side (kbin.social/…/I-created-a-ChatGPT-bot-for-Lemmy)....
What is the most opinionated linux distro?
Basically, which linux distro is the best for a non-power user? Someone who wants to be able to get up and running without having to learn how to manage the OS using the cli....
Have you had any bad experiences with people on Kbin yet? Can we do better than Reddit culture? (lemmy.world)
However, when reddit crapped the bed, by comparison, the threadiverse basically didn’t have an established culture. There was a handful of lemmy instances (we were one of them), but the only one of notable size was lemmy.ml. kbin didn’t even exist in any meaningful way until a couple of months before reddit died....
kbin.world
I stuck a service on https://kbin.world that redirects you based on a IP lookup for your country. In descending order it tries to;...
I needed a world-news aggregator to help me get off that other site so I made one (kbin.social)
You may be able sign up directly on !worldnews...
KBIN running OK on $10/month managed service (elest.io)
I've been running a Kbin server on a service called elest.io for around a week....
Reddit > Kbin migration script (github.com)
I didn't write it, but it seems good
Confederal Protocols: A Sketch | Black Sky Nexus (nexus.blacksky.network)
Federated infrastructure but user sovereignty: a “third way” between federated and P2P networks...
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What would net-zero shipping look like? (www.bbc.com)
The International Maritime Organization has set a net-zero goal "by or around 2050". What is needed to reach this?