Anonymousllama @ Anonymousllama @lemmy.world

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Keen to see how FSR3 ends up looking, if it comes within decent parity to DLSS3 it's going to be amazing, considering it's hardware agnostic so theoretically console devs can use it to boost framerates.

A fascinating read. I'm sure there will be plenty of people complaining about their "centralists / fence sitting" takes, but what they're saying it's perfectly valid. These top level providers shouldn't be interfering in arguably critical infrastructure.

Might be useful to adjust the field themselves so instead of looking for a local image, they can pull in something from an external URL (hosted on imgur). That way at least avatars / banners will still work without the onus being on the server.

Hopefully they sort out all this stuff eventually

I get we don't trust these third party image hosting sites, but if it's that or having local images that can potentially bring down instances, I'd say that's a no brainier of a compromise.

These upload sites like imgur automatically handle image detection and take the load off smaller servers. It seems like a perfect solution got now

Overall it's a tough situation to be in. I feel a combination of account restrictions would be a way to mitigate the majority of these low quality troll accounts who get verified and then immediately start spamming.

Having images uploads tied behind user metrics such as interactions, time since creation, upvote / downvote count etc I feel would be a good indicator of a "real" user. You'll always have bad actors coming in causing issues, but at least making new users jump through hoops will make this process slower.

Closing registrations temporarily to add in extra mod features is fine, but leaving it closed and switching to an invite only system feels like it's going to slow adoption (unless in the request an invite form it's explicit that the request will be processed quickly, people will just move on otherwise)

Who are these 50% of Aussies who think we need more locally produced content on streaming services? Our content sucks, who's actually watching these Aussie dramas / series

Yeah but have you seen some people's documentation? I get it's not a glamorous task but I've seen some stinkers before (a heap of properties and methods just thrown on a page with barely any description and no reasonable samples)

Perfectly fine. People can upload images elsewhere and then just link to them. Most image upload sites will have all those protections in place already. A good stopgap until Lemmy gets those mod tools

This seems like the better approach. Let other sites who theoretically have image detection in place sort this out. We can just link to images hosted elsewhere

Better to semi restrict sign ups so the experience is improved for everyone. When those security issues have been fixed we can open up again. Seems fair

Things take time, getting the momentum moving to another platform is always super hard to do

Asking the important questions here, we just find out, for science ofcourse

It's a great use case that they've defined. Super keen to see how it turns out for them.

Glad this shit reaction is getting the appropriate downvotes, another whites bad strawman on display

In other news, water is wet

Clearly he had a death sentence when he failed in his coup. Why he stayed though is beyond me. Did he think he was window-proof or he'd escape..

I was part of that discussion. There was an ongoing attribution issue where a person claimed their open source project wasn't being attributed correctly (where it looks like kbin is forked from another older project)

With the Reddit migration and a range of other issues, old mate who manages kbin didn't get around to fixing the attribution (choosing to focus on getting the server stable and fixing actual issues)

It got brough up again last week in a not so flattering post and within a day or two it was resolved (putting to bed the idea that old mate is actually out to steal people's code)

Not a great situation overall but it's great it's been resolved 🦙🦙🦙

It's a great place, everyone's been smashing through tickets getting things improved, but like with all open source stuff it takes a while to push out the good stuff

Sounds like it's a bit of both tbh

An effective strategy though!