
Being mentioned in the same breath as the others in the post above is wholly inappropriate. Those are the MVPs. I just pretend to know what I’m doing.
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Being mentioned in the same breath as the others in the post above is wholly inappropriate. Those are the MVPs. I just pretend to know what I’m doing.
@liaizon @geekgrrl @fediverse agree. I haven’t played with it much, but it seemed a lot further ahead than WF
@geekgrrl @liaizon @fediverse sadly Plume is dead - and I fear that writefreely is also dead software walking. I will have to look at the others…

@Cavalarrr @ernest I did what all the cool kids are doing and disabled federation on fedia.io. The problem isn’t really the local users as much as all the content being federated in.

@shellsharks @infosecpub @lemmyworld I will look into it, but there are quite literally no options to either enable or block this in lemmy.

@shellsharks @infosecpub sadly, there are no such options in lemmy or mastodon

@arkcom @BobQuasit today it has 16 cores/32 threads and 64GB of ram, but I am about to spread that across 3 more systems with the same specs.
@harrysintonen@infosec.exchange the second and third order impacts of this could get interesting