This is why I make my repos private till major releases, know the feeling
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Sens@feddit.ukto
Technology@beehaw.org•The Lemmy User Experience is Better When Centralized into Fewer InstancesEnglish
2·3 years agoTotally disagree, the more tech savvy can spin up their own single used instances if they want, be fully in control of their own content and participate just like anyone on any large instance bar being defederated. All for basically free
Hasn’t caught on pfft dude why are you even replying when you clearly know nothing about the tech except for it’s bad for the planet we haven’t even got into how it could be powered why renewables.
Good day to you sir
Except it’s been around for decades and put to good use but you’ve only heard of it from crypto and are referring to crypto.
It’s a small foot print for a real user and expensive for bots who are generating enmasse. It worked on Windows 98 PCs so isn’t really an issue like you describe.
Have you heard of hashcash, it’s POW precursor to bitcoin. It stops spam, was originally developed for email but could be incorporated into Lemmy eventually on sign up. Principal is similar to what you suggest.
Sens@feddit.ukto
Technology@beehaw.org•Mastodon thinks Lemmy’s privacy stinks. What say you?English
3·3 years agoI think this is a feature, well the media aspect anyway. Immutable media. The rest can be developed on.
It’s nice-to-have if shit really did hit the fan economically and hyper inflation took over. Glad the hype is over though.
Sens@feddit.ukto
Reddit Migration@kbin.social•/r/LegalAdviceUK is forced back open, vows to move the entire community off Reddit
2·3 years agoIt may be easier if you hosted your own Lemmy instance and guiding Redditor’s to that, check out oracle always free tier, I believe you can get a 24GB RAM Arm 4 OCPUs, which is definitely enough spec to hit the ground running with a few thousands subscribers. If you end up needing higher spec than that, you could start a donation pot, giving the help the sub provides, I feel safer in saying you’d get enough donations.
You get a wan IP too, you just need to buy an instance domain, exactly the same as buying any other domain and point it to you IP.
It would be the most seamless way to migrate imv, don’t have to deal with both kbins problems and potential problems of Lemmy, where you aren’t in control of the server hosting all your material.
Happy to try and assist, pro bono, if you like this idea and need my help.
Sens@feddit.ukto
Technology@beehaw.org•Video Ads Are Coming to All Your Uber Apps | The Wall Street JournalEnglish
2·3 years agohave you tried the RSS feeds from Lemmy yet? I havent I was just wondering
Sens@feddit.ukto
Reddit Migration@kbin.social•60% of subreddits are still dark! Reddit activity down 30%English
2·3 years agoReddit admins gone an fucked up here with this grandstanding, ChatGPT is here now and its turning a bunch of us amateur coders into a more powerful force, im currently using ChatGPT4 to help me write an application that will create a sum and review system of Lemmy user accounts
Sens@feddit.ukto
Technology@beehaw.org•Megathread for Reddit Blackouts and News - Day 2English
5·3 years agoPeople say Lemmy is too complicated for most people, well that’s probably a good thing as it naturally filters out the people who only want to incite anger for upvotes. There’s no love on Reddits main subreddits anymore
Also it’s not that hard to understand anyway.



I don’t think it’s all over personally. The AIs will need to know any future changes to coding languages and similar things where parts are deprecated etc
The english articulation language part is over though.