lixus98

Depending on how your settings are right now, you might already see communities/magazines from other places. How do you know? By the name, for example world@lemmy.world is a news community on lemmy.word. If you want to find an specific one just search it on the search bar.

Now you can select the type of service you are using in it's options so it uses the /c/ format. If you are using it please let me know if you encounter any other bug

Hi, I'm kinda late here but I have been making some performance improvements, it should be a bit better now, also you can let me know if you find any bugs.

It's better if users spread out the load between instances.

To add to this, currently Lemmy (and maybe other federated sites) handle each vote and comment as a single http request, so propagating votes and comments takes a LOT of processing power and bandwidth.

However like all protocols, I think ActivityPub will solve this issues by sending aggregated requests (sending batches of votes and comments instead of one by one)

We must ship what we said Disgusting, good thing I'm never coming back reddit. This is just the beginning of a long list of bad decisions, no wonder why Reddit is no longer profitable.

Is it only for your home assistant or you plan to host something else?

Hi!

Yes they are, kbin federates with Lemmy and mastodon

I'll be watching this with interest, how far are both sides capable of going?

Yeah, sadly when people mentioned Lemmy and kbin as alternatives kbin only had 2-3 instances up, and most users chose kbin.social. Before the blackout it showed 500s often.

lemmy.ml (through ipv6) and kbin.social being unreachable might be the culprit, kbin alone has 25k users and lemmy.ml the most users of all the instances.