I've not personally noticed any federation issues with Beehaw on my instance. Glad to hear things are better tonight.
leopardboy
joined 2 years ago
I do wish you could federate/sync specific communities to your instance to make searching/subscribing easier.
You mean something that populates your server with a history of posts and comments to communities before your subscribe to them?
It's hard to say. I don't know if the admins of Lemmy.ml have been public about their issues or not. I know that Lemmy.world hasn't been having the same issues, at least from my perspective. Makes me think it's less an architectural or design problem, but rather a lack of server resources like CPU, as you suggested.
For personal Linux servers, I tend to run Debian or Ubuntu, with a pretty simple "base" setup that I just run through manually in my head.
- Setup my personal account.
- Upload my SSH keys.
- Configure the hostname (usually after something in Star Trek 🖖).
- Configure the /etc/hotss file.
- Make sure it is fully patched.
- Setup ZeroTier.
- Setup Telegraf to ship some metrics.
- Reboot.
I don't automate any of this because I don't see a whole of point in doing it.
I've had lot of issues with lemmy.ml. I just unsubscribed from everything over there since zero comments were federating over to my instance.
I love it. I had to send it to my Star Trek friends.
I'm using Linode, and their prices are publicly available.
https://www.linode.com/pricing/
For Mastodon, I'm using the Linode 4 GB while the Lemmy server runs on the Linode 2 GB option. Both are under the Shared CPU pricing -- not dedicated.
Thanks, I believe you are correct.
It would probably be helpful if others knew what platforms you preferred to use. 🙂
If you're in Apple's ecosystem, I'm personally fond of Reeder.
Color me shocked it wasn’t an all white/male/christian town council.
I'm sure many of those folks were OK with it, too.
Yup, I've read something similar. Hopefully they're able to get things sorted out soon!