Tried, looks like it’s not showing up. Oh well.
I’m not seeing any GoToSocial posts in Lemmy world or piefed. But I can see them within GoToSocial and a separate mastodon adjacent instance.
Will talk about Linux, plants, space, retro games, and anything else I find interesting.
Tried, looks like it’s not showing up. Oh well.
I’m not seeing any GoToSocial posts in Lemmy world or piefed. But I can see them within GoToSocial and a separate mastodon adjacent instance.
I can see it and post on GoToSocial, but the comments are not showing up on lemmy.
Update it up now. Just a small outage.
I have no idea.I tried yesterday to figure out what that ment…but the original site is down.
We have higher market share 4%+. Thats the biggest one for me. We were at 3% earlier in the year.
He does bug me in his coverage in “problems” he says linux has in other videos, but he does research quite a it. So better than most. Like I love my steamdeck and linux support…
Ive hosted on a variety of platforms (docker in house and cloud) I find yunohost the easiest. Theres a nextcloud package that just…installs at a click of a button. And the scripts are all there open source so you know what your getting.
Unfortunately its still all in one “container” in that its all on one machine. So it might not be what your looking for. Ive ran my nextcloud for a number of years now and the stability of yunohost has been great for me.
I think the big one recently is the opt in ai training. A lot of people were not happy with their data being hoovered up and making so a ton of $$. So they are replacing their answers with nonsense/deleting them. Plus there’s now ai bots that are on so…such a strange world.
SO is only useful if it’s filled with things that help out users. If it starts getting less foot traffic, an evaporation effect occurs where more and more uses leave thereby making it even less useful.
I once had a person ask a question on a library I made. They asked how to unit test the library. I answered it and got downvoted because my answer wasn’t the accepted answer.
Its so…ugly to me but someone wanted it. Better than Cobol on wheelchair framework thats for sure.
When I was in devops, my first year was 115k (us) so I think your spot on.
Yeah offer up I’ve seen more “deals” than fb Marketplace in the past. Almost the same level of engagement.
Wow looks like old Myspace.
Maybe blue sky? I’ve seen quite a few family/friends move lately and it’s made subscribing to them via mastodon/mastodon adjacent like GoToSocial workable.
It’s so cool that in the fedi you have quite a few options for front ends/phone apps. Unlike other websites that charge for outside access.
Not ironically craigslist never went away in some places.
Yeah host-ers on the fediverse are not making money that’s for sure.
I self host a number of fedi systems. Mastodon used to be the most “costly” in terms of CPU and storage.
We still use Jenkins at work. It certainly works!
I know because of security, people jumped off circleci but their local tool was amazing in what it did. No messing around, it worked just like their own platform. Being able to ssh into the box that was failing was a great feeling. Sometimes you just have to get into the box in order to see what is going wrong, and they allowed that.
Ive had to fight act
quite a bit to get the same functionality. Things would go to GH Actions only to do something slightly different and I would have to make a fix. Over time, it gets tiring. Ive worked with CI/CD platforms for over a decade and Actions are…ok. Still feels beta in how much is reliant upon the community which drops scripts from time to time.
Hashtags is how a majority(?) of the rest of the fediverse works to find “like” things. Lemmy and Lemmy like software are the strange ones in how it works with posts.
It would be nice if our user profiles had an option “show hashtags” so that users that want to see the hashtags can and those that don’t won’t. Best of both worlds. Make it account specific. It also allows people to post on the rest of the fediverse AND Lemmy in how both expect.