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they are, post and comments are mirrored on all federated instances.
they are, post and comments are mirrored on all federated instances.
how did you find this?
you have “bot account” checked on the settings.
not really add.
when you set up an instance, all will be empty. the moment an user subscribe to a community for the first time, that community will start appearing on all, for everyone to see.
for this reason all is different for every instance.
the motivation for it is resources. if a new instance would receive updates from all the communities on all the instances, it would be very much like ddos. and a small instance will not be able to endure it.
right it still require root privileges…
well if you boot from a usb key and you have a btrfs file system, you could manually restore the snapshot. this would bypass the password
well, it does have a high backend cost. They have to cover it somehow.
sync is just a more polished app since it came from reddit. but infinity is the same, and boost will be the same too.
chose the app you like most and support its dev.
(posted from sync)
are you on Linux? maybe there is a permissions issue with that file / folder
other useful links:
what if every instance used the lemmy community seeder?
how do i know if my instance is using the Lemmy Community Seeder?
company was a start up and they didn’t find any funds for 2023. the option was, work for free / “stocks” or be fired.
at least i’m getting unemployment.
every time there is an update, they create a post on the forum.
90% of the time you will not be affected by whatever broke and you can just hit update.
i still advice anyone that uses manjaro to set up timeshift.
manjaro kde + bismuth for tiling
i blinded myself reading the image… and there was perfectly readable text on comment below… :facepalm:
how this works? chatGPT?
very cool btw
telegram allow it.
for the others you have to copy everything somewhere and than select the part you want.
it it does not need a gui, use docker and log in into it. do the stuff and when you are done, docker rm and everything disappear.
you can enable cuda inside the container, follow the docs for that.
bonus point, vs code can open itself inside a container.
btrfs and you get snapshots, the ability to send subvolumes around + compression and a ton of other stuff.
be aware that to configure a good layout in btrfs you will need to do that manually, follow the arch wiki and you will be ok.
don’t be an asshole.
works for corporations, individuals, and everything in between.