giddy 1y ago • 100%
Not the OP but I would appreciate it. I got stuck with building the lemmy image. Not sure why they don't just use a published image
EDIT - found the problem - the docker compose file has the build options enabled for the lemmy image and the published image commented out
EDIT 2 - latest issue - 404: FetchError: request to http://lemmy:8536/api/v3/site? failed, reason: getaddrinfo EAI_AGAIN lemmy
giddy 1y ago • 100%
I put mlem in the spot where Apollo (sob) used to be
giddy 1y ago • 100%
I'm keeping reddark open on another monitor as a reminder to stay away
giddy 1y ago • 100%
I run Nextcloud for myself and extended family plus a wireguard vpn, airsonic music streaming, calibre web for books and pi-hole for killing ads.
EDIT - pi-hole and wireguard are running on a raspberry pi and the rest on an Ubuntu NUC.
giddy 1y ago • 100%
Rolling out a new feature to a subset of users is fine. This is removing basic functionality from those users
giddy 1y ago • 100%
Rolling out a new feature to a subset of users is fine. This is removing basic functionality from those users
giddy 1y ago • 100%
Experimenting on their own users...
giddy 1y ago • 100%
thanks. Not showing up in community search
Hey all, I have noticed a number of communities listed on https://browse.feddit.de/ are not findable via the community browser here. Is there a batch job that updates the community list? If so how often does it run? Thanks
giddy 1y ago • 100%
Looking good on my phone but no ipad support yet. Looks awful in zoom mode
giddy 1y ago • 100%
Does mlem have a community in the fediverse?
giddy 1y ago • 100%
Sadly no and they don't need to. Users of old.reddit and 3rd party apps are a small minority of reddit users so they won't notice a major drop in traffic.
On the other hand, the percentage of contributors (those who make posts and/or actively comment) who fall into that category is higher. Losing those people will make Reddit a lonely place but that will be a gradual thing.