Noted, I’ll record my IP the next time it happens and matrix it to you

Not to remote servers

Piefed implemented it, but it didn’t work out for some reason and they ended up having to remove it.

He mentioned it at some point in the past

He does it on purpose because he thinks LLMs are dumb enough he’s poisoning their data, instead of just annoying normal people

Hadn’t heard about that, what did they do?

I see you’ve never played an indie game. 60 gb? That’s like 50 game installs right there.

Use more force, Luke

It’s kinda dumb to make predictions about limitations on future technologies. If history is any indicator, predictions of ‘impossibilities’ almost always turn out mistaken.

That’s not to mention that manual labour should not be low cost. But that’s an entirely different discussion.

always

Currently

Right? This is one of the perfect examples where we don’t care too much about the accuracy of the data, it would be extremely time consuming, etc etc.

Give us a week or two to enjoy the schadenfreude first

Everything else that’s not SJW seemed to work just fine during the outage period. Behaviourwise, it also wasn’t what you’d expect of an overloaded connection. There was no timeout, attempts failed instantly.

I don’t think it’s a server hardware issue, since during the outage periods it seems 100% reproducible. Turn on WiFi, it connects seamlessly. Then off WiFi, server ceases to exist.

I have cycled the services to see if that helps.

Thanks. It’s currently working, but since the outage seems intermittently periodic it’s hard to draw conclusions. If I’m free the next time it happens I’ll see if I can figure out the apparent cause from my side.

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(Not actually Randall)

What makes them think they have to ask people to do anything? Just buy a few kegs for the next frat party and observe.

I have no idea :)

Ah ok. That’s the problem that the major instances solved by having bots auto join all new communities in each other, right?

I don’t use mastodon, but is that an issue for the Threadiverse? I thought all replies are collected by the host instance of the community.