Why does it matter? Actually curious.

It's all open source, you can look at the algorithms here. https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/index.html https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/contributors/07-ranking-algo.html

I find it strange that anything lives on a single server at all. It's wasting one of the best parts of being peer to peer. Redundancy. Every server should just be sharing the ultimate load and hosting parity so nothing can be truly lost when someone decides they're done with their side project...

The Expanse. Just so beautiful!

Exactly! The world is easier not being, but it's who I am, and I'm not mad about that.

I think we want communities to spread out more than users.

Unfortunately if the users are there then they create the communities. So really people just need to spread out.

Migrating means losing a few things you've made or commented on. We're so young that shouldn't be such a big deal yet though.

This l load balancing will have to be automated sooner or later (sooner hopefully) because it's gonna be problematic...

Figured I'd ask here since this is an informative post.

Can blurring nsfw pics be turned off in jerboa? I have to tap the post and then tap the picture to see it.

Ah, I misunderstood then.

What happens if lemmy.ml is down?

They didn't specify. They literally just said we're gonna do an AMA tomorrow. Chances are it isn't really an AMA so much as a "press release" with pre-answered questions of their choosing.

Literally any. Browse through the instance list and find one that matches whatever criteria you think is important to you.

Im French Canadian and when I saw that sh.itjust.works was a French Canadian instance I figured why not?

It's not super important stove you can see everything in the network from all instances unless it has specific rules against something.

Server and app weirdness. I deleted the duplicates. But I guess they have to propogate out to the other servers.

Not yet. I really hope people start coming over though. Things like Unraid were a HUGE resource. Maybe stuff like BuyItForLife and so on.

I used reddit for crowdsourcing info on products and tech support.

I think we want communities to spread out more than users.

Unfortunately if the users are there then they create the communities. So really people just need to spread out.

Migrating means losing a few things you've made or commented on. We're so young that shouldn't be such a big deal yet though.

This l load balancing will have to be automated sooner or later (sooner hopefully) because it's gonna be problematic...

my all/hot on here hasn't updated in update 10 hours. Is that something with our instance?

Checked on a different instance and it seems to work fine.

But I only see it happen here. Are there other instances with the same issue? Or a github post about it, do you know?

I think we want communities to spread out more than users.

Unfortunately if the users are there then they create the communities. So really people just need to spread out.

Migrating means losing a few things you've made or commented on. We're so young that shouldn't be such a big deal yet though.

This l load balancing will have to be automated sooner or later (sooner hopefully) because it's gonna be problematic...

That did it! Hooray! You're the freaking best, with the best name too!

As far as I can tell, yes. Only here. The screenshot shows FMHY updating, and I checked a few more before hand.

Ah, that explains a lot. Thank you.

This is great to see!