💻 Unix - Infosec - OSS enthusiast
🚲 2 wheels and “640cc should be enough for everyone”
☔ Something wrong with me ? feel offended ? that was probably not on purpose: Please turn Internet off then on again…
With 200 accounts and 5 to 10% active users that is 10 to 20 concurrent connections on peak hours. Probably more like <10.
In that range you still should prefer lightweight instances with best admin and moderation tools.
System load and storage will be more affected by the federation itself than you user activity.
It is not early implementations I fear.
For a single user instance (or friends - family) pretty much anything will do.
Consider also ease of administration, upgrade smoothness. It vary quite a lot depending on the stack and maturity of instances flavors.
Avec ce que ça nous coûte et le de remboursement de tout: on n’est même pas dans le top 10 ?
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Thanks for the downvotes, do you realize even if privacy is good, some “privacy providers” are trash ?
That’s a first. Next please.
It’s sad because at some point, when mainstream browsers will actually rely on systemd for that, website will block you.
Given enough time and ressources, that age control will hit hard like DRM.
Underrated
Wait for the next couple generations… 🤔
Next time they will choose MIT… and close everything
You have many options to choose from…
France did that too with matrix fork « tchap »
That just remind me how good stuff can go horribly wrong in the hands of such great persons. Like Oracle’s CEO years ago.
Done #1850
Well, I looked at it a little bit closer : on desktop with chrome’s devtools, you can reproduce the issue if you select the mobile view and iphone 14 pro max emulation.
I guess I will submit an issue on Codeberg 😶
Thanks. I will wait a little for Lemmy.world to apply updates, currently they run PieFed v1.6.27-11-gd06f9b66.
Btrfs here, with zsdt:3, on my game data the compression ratio is a bit worse than that, but it does save some space to my surprise.
And this css hides the action bar , good enough for now 🤷♂️
Any chances to block that at DNS level with something like a pi hole or NextDNS ?