How are you currently serving publicly?

“Static”

Hmmm 🙃

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Awesome!

time to buy a qmk keyboard with a display 😹

Ya I had to bail on hosting email, getting off of block lists and verifying that people even get your outbound email is near impossible at this point.

It’s always the disk cache

Depends on what you’re here for, reddit had a bunch of extremists but they were cut out of r/all so it was less obvious. Here you get a glimpse of everything and should take care of your home feed by subscribing to what you want to see. On my first scroll of lemmy I start on my home feed, then browse all if feel l haven’t found anything to read, adding to my subscribed communities if I find anything good.

Heck yes! And do leave pointless comments like this, no one knows you’re here until you post or comment.

No worries!

Basically there is no parallel execution of python code within a single process as long as the global interpreter lock exists. It prevents more than one python thread from running. However, many of the major libraries used in python call out to libraries that can and do release the gil to run native code in parallel.

Yessssss

Cool! I’m using fail2ban for cloud VMs, seems to keep the log chatter down

So would it delete the original account or copy ? I think this could be done with a client app

Let’s just extend SMTP instead

I think: “Great!”

✅ ✅ ✅ - that’s me :P

I had been on Lemmy before, but since there was much more activity on Reddit I didn’t stick with it. Now that more communities are flourishing on the fediverse early adopters are jumping on, and if ethe growth is stable and communities have activity (not just subscribers or visitors) to rival other spaces, I think diversity will grow. It only takes a relatively small number of active users to create a strong community

… could you argue that federation content from a cc-by-sa licensed instance would be in violation on a commercial instance? Meta is a us corporation after all

How about buttcrack? Jk that would be terrible. CriticalPoint would keep the two letter combo and be a dig at steam https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_point_(thermodynamics)