I guess lemmy doesnt know iti s a one-man instance. and it allows for a consistent source for media (ie your home-lemmy).
I have always thought that it should be a time/size limited local cache, like you are happy to assign 50Gb to local cache of all assets from other instances, and it would keep it to size on a first in first out type of setting. Or, keep remote assets for up to 6 months.
When the cached asset expires, lemmy will then point to the original source.
but, i am not a dev.
I thought that media wasn’t sync’d, but i have seen reports that is is moved across. This sounds a lot like it is moved to your instance.
No, but i am lucky to have the choice not too.
Great response. Love to see that it is not just us nerds on here!
Classic bot. Don’t you know who you are talking to!
they are always so depressing looking…
Pepsi?
Extra credit!
So, did they slowly move the frequency to align with the EU? Or is it something different?
You can block an instance, we’ll I can in the connect app. That will take care of the main set of seeing naughties…
I too was confused… thanks for pointing that out
I expect that it has heen made. Even better would be for the actual number of subscribers, or at least an estimate, would be better.
I think the lemmy github page has an issue tracker that you can add it to. (Sorry on mobile)
The subscriber count you see is how many on your instance have subscribed.
There are typically more, which is demonstrated by the screenshot you put up.
Yep, top 6 And new.
The problem with new is that there are never any comments
hahaha, it worked so much better that i had to scroll down for the last picture. brilliant!
There are definitely a lot of different wine specific grapes. not as familiar with fruit grapes. typically only drink grapes.
thanks for the offer - i will keep working down the conduit race and see where i end up. if i end up on synapse, and need some help, i will definitely hit you up!
I think that they are demonstrating the content of the sub!
hmm… i have conduit up now, but struggling with the requirements to expose port 8448 to the net. And it needs to be https but is responding as http. so somewhere there is some SSL termination happening, but not returning as encrypted. hmm…
Yeah, that sounds like it must sync all subscribed comms to your instance, media and all