So this has been fixed. itjust.works should redirect properly to sh.itjust.works now
Not to throw you under the bus @this@sh.itjust.works but that's not exactly how I recall it going down. Everything in your story is accurate with the exception of where the conversation happened. It happened on a Lemmy instance!. The conversation started on the lemmy.ml is overloaded, use other instances instead post. If you are indeed the same user who recommended the name you definitely get a token of recognition for coming up with it!
I am no lawyer, however I do not see a problem with subscribing to NSFW communities outside of this instance. I'd go as far as saying that should you want to contribute to these external communities you can do so as long as you are not using the built in image hosting service to store your content. There are external platforms such as redgifs that could be used to store this content as long as it fit within their TOS.
Never came across this before but its very cool!
Throughout my IT career when it came to troubleshooting mail delivery problems I typically always started with this website over the years some of the servers stopped working for me which lead me to start looking to create something similar but with python (and potentially incorporate it pyscript). I've only gotten about 25% done and now always I don't seem to have as much time to wire in and continue working on it but eventually I'm hoping to get something like this going again and potentially host it for the world to use.
No matter the outcome, you are still a hero. Kudos to you.
Not everything is documented but here is a link to the official lemmy documentation: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/index.html
It definitely helps!
I get the same behaviour as well. I noticed however that if you select a language then it works just fine. Could you try it out on your side as well? I will reach out to the lemmy devs to see if this should be marked as a bug.
Could you check and see if its with a community on this instance vs another instance on the fediverse?
This is really cool! Do you have you code on github? How are you handling pictures? I noticed that the way obsidian and hugo do it are different (obsidian adds it in the same working folder while hugo has a specific folder to store images)
A little story that goes along with this image. I asked my wife to give me a prompt of anything to have an AI generate an image. This is what she came up with:
A desert taco with ice cream and chocolate drizzle and topped with sprinkles next to a desert burrito filled with bananas and peanut butter topped with strawberries and English cream
She has since left the home and I fear I might have to pick her up at the local desert shop.
As the reddit mods gets ready for the June 12-14 black-out, there some anticipation that an influx in user base will shift over to many of the lemmy instances as user seek out a home to post their internet memes and discuss their interests.
In anticipation of this increased volume I will be growing our current instance from
- 16 CPU
- 8 GB ram
to
- 24 CPU
- 64 GB ram
This server is currently equipped with SSDs that are configured in a raid 10 array (NVMEs will come in the next gen that get deployed)
Earlier today I also configured some monitoring that I'll be watching closely in order to have a better understanding on how the lemmy platform does under stress (for science!)
I'll be sharing graphs and some other insights in this thread for everyone that is interested. Feel free to ask anything you might be interested in knowing more of!
EDIT: I'll be posting and updating the graphs in this main post periodically! Last updated: 6:21AM ET June 12th
CPU - 48 hours
Memory - 48 hours
Network - 48 hours
Load Average - 48 hours
System Disk I/O - 48 hours
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Lemme has the ability to do some theming. If someone from the community wants to take on getting a new theme created I'll install on this instance as an theme option for everyone to use.