I waddled onto the beach and stole found a computer to use.
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Note: I’m moderating a handful of communities in more of a caretaker role. If you want to take one on, send me a message and I’ll share more info :)
We’re also configuring our server to handle the load. It definitely has the capacity for it, but there may be intermittent outages as we restart things.
Judging by the time of our comment, I think we were making a config change right around when you made that comment
Can you try again now? I think there are two potential causes:
Boost also supports Piefed, the login process is similar on Boost :)
For sure! Here is what I did:
The same app can be used to sign in to a number of websites, so that might be the point of confusion. However, once you have signed in, you should be able to use it normally from here on out :)
Volvo’s new central computing system, HuginCore (named after a bird in Norse mythology), runs the EX60 with more than 250 trillion operations per second. It has been developed in-house, together with its partners Google, Nvidia, and Qualcomm.
“With the HuginCore system we can collect a lot of data and make decisions in the car instantly and combine that with the belt’s ability to choose different load levels,” says Åsa Haglund, head of the Volvo Cars Safety Center. “A box of possibilities opens up where you can detect what type of crash it is and who is in the car and choose a more optimal belt force.”
Being a former heroin addict doesn’t make someone a bad source of information, especially if they’ve turned their lives around.
But I agree otherwise
I really appreciate the guides!
I think it would be worth posting each one as a separate post, maybe on [email protected]? It’s a large community, just make sure to use an appropriate title to meet their requirements.
It would focus the discussion on each topic and maybe get some location specific recommendations. Also you could link back to this post for anyone that misses the other guides
Great to hear! I’ve updated the post title and linked to this comment
I saw this exact box recently and I was thinking about how I’ve missed seeing these 😄
Oh, no worries then
Right yes, when we set up piefed.ca we also had to wait a day or so before we could sign in on lemmy-federate. There may be a short waiting period for the information to refresh. Hopefully it works out :)
No problem! Thank you for approving those :)
I saw a mountain lion in the closet, which means it’s not hunting me. Who else is hiding in the room…
When your team has a moment, I would recommend setting up your instance on https://lemmy-federate.com/instances
This will automatically add your future communities onto other people’s instances so that users can immediately start using them. It helps a lot with community discovery. You can also send out the existing communities after the instance is registered.
I’m not by a computer right now, but I can send over our settings choices if you have any issues.
Thank you!
I’m also trying to help some of the new users on the linked posts but I’m running into Reddit’s Karma requirements. I don’t mind passing along the comments for a mod or someone else to post instead 😄
regarding the join button, I actually just saw a user have that same misunderstanding: https://old.reddit.com/r/Silksong/comments/1qltxzy/announcing_our_official_sister_community/o1hlnk3/
That’s amazing, welcome! I look forward to these communities growing.
The first link was broken for me, here are the 4 communities so far with clickable links for anyone else that wanted it:
I just took another look at the site, and I love the new changes already!
Very good idea, also opened an issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/joinlemmy-site/issues/526
I see the developer also found the issue, great to hear that you both might be collaborating.
The images are just to avoid having too much text, a bit similar to the Peertube site. I already mentioned it in another comment, if you know any better images to put there I would be happy to replace them. The icons on your site are very small, so it would still show a lot of text.
That’s a good point. I like the images you have currently, and I’ll keep an eye out for anything that might be better.
True these havent been updated in a long time. Any specific features that you would emphasize?
A few of them have nice big cards now, so those could be combined. Otherwise the features that I personally would have been interested in are (in no particular order):
Emojis with autocomplete support. Start typing :User tagging using @, Community tagging using !: You could also emphasize that this works across instances. For example: “Tagging users and communities from any federated instance”Integrated image uploading in both posts and comments.i18n / internationalization support for > 30 languagesRSS / Atom feeds for All, Subscribed, Inbox, User, and Community.By hosting your own server, you can be in full control of your content.Instances can have multiple topics, in fact you can make a PR to this file to update it yourself.
Thanks, I made a note for our team to look into that in the future!
I like Pixelfed’s join page since I can quickly narrow down an instance based on what’s important to me: https://pixelfed.org/servers
That’s a good point, I’m also not sure if there is a good way for instance admins to change that on Pixelfed’s site. I don’t have a strong preference either way, but having some way for admins to update the information would be ideal. Perhaps an automated system with custom overrides through a file on the GitHub?
Some more feedback on the current version of the site:
Browse All Servers be the primary button, and then the join button be secondary. A refresh button might also work: “Refresh for a new randomly selected server”
Sorry to anyone that might be waiting for a reply from me on reddit or on here, I’ll be away for a few hours. You are in great hands here with the rest of the admin team and the wider community :)