Most of those are due to COVID. Not that he didn’t make it all worse…
Most of those are due to COVID. Not that he didn’t make it all worse…
My wife and I, too. I hope your treatment goes well and you recover to full health.
IF you were a bad actor, this is exactly the argument to use to get more inside information to use in the next attack.
Establishing trust is the first problem to be overcome.
A follower of Discordia had a kind of Slingshot of Wonder. Over 100 effects!
My reply was the same back on Reddit…
Andale! Andale! Arriba! Arriba!
Old School Revival. It’s nice that new folks learn the old ways. Not really Revival for me, just my roots.
As someone “in the business”, but not nearly as technical as you… How far can a single instance scale? Can a load balancer spread it over mulitple front-ends to handle user load? Can the back-end be re-worked to handle hundreds of millions of user operations per second? Can it work with a CDN? Can a single “Lemmy.World” site exist as a distributed site - with hundreds of servers spread across dozens of sites across the globe?
I expect this entire line of thought is antithetical to the entire Lemmy philosophy of distributed operation. I expect that the “correct” way is to spin off “NA.Lemmy.World”, EMEA. Lemmy.World", APAC.Lemmy.World", etc. as separate servers. Is that correct?
Thanks.
All good. I’m just some crusty old guy that remembers before the Silmarillion was published. Don’t take me too seriously. I’m NOBODY’S target audience.
Personal preference: Memes are a big turn-off for me. But if people have a serious discussion about the books (themes, word usage, overlooked patterns, etc.) I’m all in. Not that you asked.
I did exactly that. Founded r/recumbent and handed it off when it involved actual work.
Something like r/sysadmin and r/networking. A place to discuss widespread outages would be nice.
Neuropsychology and philosophy discussions. Ask-science -type groups like whatisthisbug and Geology.
Anything based on sharing meaningful discussions. As opposed to memes and song-lyric-threads.
No, they didn’t.