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oh that's just what I did for Lemmy, and it worked!

woop woop, r/videos ist gerade dunkel gegangen

ah, Cities Skylines 2, not Counter-Strike 2. You might want to change your title, I thought Counter-Strike 2 followed Fortnite and allowed building all of a sudden :D

ich hatte 200k Karma.

solche nutzlosen Metriken brauchen wir hier nicht (:

Entschuldige, da habe ich mich falsch ausgedrückt. Das Frontend ist node/typescript und spammt die API regelrecht zu. Wenn sie das reduzieren und wie du sagst Caching, indexes etc einführen, wird es sicher performanter.

Hier z.B. ein PR zum Thema Caching, welcher sowohl backend als auch Frontend betrifft: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1098

Zuerst müssen die mal websockets entfernen: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2905

Dann müssen die Devs noch schauen, dass sie das Backend load-balancing-freundlich machen.

Das ist halt alles node.js und sie haben (noch) keine Möglichkeit zum Clustern im Backend vorgesehen.

Yep, e.g. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0167404821000523

Try firejail and flatseal for that.

If your current instance is down, you can still read and comment from another instance.

I just wish there was a way to sync subscriptions.

left coast of what?

Where did you read that and which arguments did the authors make?

Many times, the configuration of Docker is the issue, e.g. mounting stuff like files from /etc/ or the Docker socket from the outside, using insecure file permissions or running the application as root user.

If you use rootless Docker or Podman, you already eliminated one of the security risks. The same goes for the other mentioned things.

What exactly do you mean by "questionable programs"? If you want to run malware, you shouldn't do so in an environment where it can break out of anything. There's the possibility of hardware virtualisation which prevents many of the outbreaks possible, but even then, exploits have been found.

You're really only secure if you run questionable software on an airgapped computer with no speakers and never run anything else on it.

What would be your use case?

ah, so a zero knowledge password proof with a static key then. Your idea is susceptible to rainbow tables as all responses to all challenges could be precomputed without even knowing the password.