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  • Thank you for having an answer that is not black/white. Australia seems to have a mix of social and capitlist policies, that has a decent balance. not perfect of course, and it never will be.

    I like the idea of socialised public good (health care, etc) but with those capitalist mechanisms for how the markets operate etc. somewhere between the two is the best answer.

  • that is not entirely true from a lemmy perspective. When an instance subscribes to a community, the remote instance gets the last 20 or so posts, as well as subscribes to all new posts from then on. IT has a local copy of that community. What it doesn't have is any of the embedded media.

    AFAIK, this is similar to how matrix works too. I do not know if this is a lemmy implementation choice, or a AP standard?

    Edit: haha, i just saw that i am the 3rd person to say the same thing. oops!

  • I agree with the posts above. Db per stack/service.

    They are cheap, disposable, ring fenced from causing issues with other dB's, exact version that has been tested on.

    The list is endless. We'll, I'm at my end.

    Oo. Typically compose has everything you need prewritten including the db.

  • Yeah, I'm waiting for the day that it just works.

    At the moment, MFA, hotspot and connect for lemmy are some of my requirements. I have also started with things like immich and open street map apps.

    No wait, no I think about it, there are a lot of apps!

  • this chart (from your link) shows that the change has stifled the activity a bit. maybe a 10-20% drop in new posts per day. which is not insignificant. so maybe subscribers are rising, but the number of posts has dropped and plateaued (so far).

    But i dont think it will ever go away, it was also my go-to place for a long time. Hopefully more of the posters and commenters head here!

  • Yeah. Algorithms!

    But I agree, something tracks your interactions with different communities.

    Or, manually 'voting' on a community, which is only for you, but does a multiplier on 'attractiveness' of the post.

    You can iteratively make communities more or less prominent by slowly increasing/decreasing their multiplier.

  • I use it all the time with OSMand. and i have contributed to OSM for years. I just had a look - i start in Sep 2010 (13 years!) and all of my edits (except for a humanitarian tracing excersice for mozambique) i have been to. it is a niice spread: