You're getting bad information and largely irrelevant information.

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The cheapest configuration for that server on Hetzner is about €150 per month.

It was very clearly a very small minority that cared.

You Can Export Your RiF History.

YouTube is part of Google (Alphabet if you want to use the legal name). It's a much different decision when an unrelated company is using a lot of your resources and not paying for them.

I've been wondering the same thing.

It means that federation with that community is slow or broken.

At times, the AI-generated avatar inadvertently drew laughter as when it used platitudes and told the churchgoers with a deadpan expression that in order "to keep our faith, we must pray and go to church regularly."

It seems people at the convention attended as a curiosity.

I do consider Lemmy to be beta software.

But it's currently the best option.

What is r/letsplay about?

I'm just happy I got in before the bar was raised

I say that there's a natural asymptotic limit to the current approach to training generative AI and we are already near it. It may take decades for the next breakthrough to be established.

If they made their mobile web interface usable, I'd use it on mobile. If they keep their old.reddit interface usable, I'll keep using it to some extent. I don't think either of these will happen.

I also think the vast majority won't care unless the moderation bots will be rendered unaffordable to maintain by volunteer mods.

I'm going to guess inexperience and a focus on developing other parts of Lemmy.

I'm working on getting my instance up and running. I'm worried that by the time I do, I'll get slammed with new account registrations and won't be able to get things running smoothly.
¯\_ (ツ)_/¯

What are you using to view gemini sites?

There's an enhancement being considered. Please react to and comment on this issue for more visibility to the developers.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2397

Firefox:

• uBlock Origin (uBO) - The internet is basically unusable without this. {GPLv3}
• Dark Reader - I like using dark themes and I hate when I get blasted with a light theme when I visit a site. This keeps that to a minimum. {MIT}
• Firefox Multi-Account Containers - It's nice to keep things separated. {Mozilla Public License Version 2.0}
• Consent-O-Matic - Automatically marks my saved cookie preferences on consent pop ups. This is a great tool to help counter to the dark patterns related to GDPR, but it isn't perfect. {MIT}
• NoScript - I don't like giving blanket permission to run JavaScript in my browser. This let's me choose. {GPLv3}
• Wayback Machine by Internet Archive - Archives the sites I visit automatically and provides a one click option to visit an archived version of a URL that returns 404. {Proprietary | I don't know of any alternatives}
• Tampermonkey - There are a few very useful scripts that I run periodically. Tampermonkey keeps them organized and easy to run. {Proprietary | I don't know of any alternatives}
• Reddit Enhancement Suite - I got a lot of value from this extension over the years, but I don't know how much value it has going forward for me {GPLv3}

It's bothersome that this had to go to appeal, but the 3 judge panel made the correct call here

I’m also curious why every page view (to be clear, do you mean every time a post is viewed?) triggers a recalc on the Hot score.

This is the current design, yes. I believe the devs have already started a related issue to change this. I'm assuming the next version of Lemmy will have some major performance improvements.