

I had it at 100% for a while and it slowed my laptop down a lot. At 50% it’s much happier.
I can’t remember the compression method, ymmv
Web developer. Lead developer of PieFed
I had it at 100% for a while and it slowed my laptop down a lot. At 50% it’s much happier.
I can’t remember the compression method, ymmv
Sounds like I need a better DNS provider!
Using fake information is mandatory otherwise you’ll get doxed - the domain ownership is public information, including your full name, physical address, email address and phone number. If someone knows you own the domain, they can look it up using whois
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I got death threats that way, one time.
#fedihire hashtag on Mastodon is as close as it gets.
But usage is not going downwards. Check these stats out: https://fediverse.observer/stats
MAU has been steady at 1.1 million since this time last year.
Within the fediverse there are some platforms that are losing ground and some that are growing.
from https://kaosnow.com/index.php/about-kaos
believe in free speech, no moderation of content
yeah good luck with that.
Wasn’t that because of age verification though?
Wow that took a unexpected turn. Removed my upvote after reading.
lol, wow
It’ll be interesting to see how many phones have the GPU necessary to push that many pixels around. I’m guessing not many.
I looked at the code recently. It’s really good, way better than the UI made me expect.
There is now, see the PieFed meta community.
Sorry about that, it sounds very frustrating.
I’ve found that a field used to store account timezones was too short for yours. I’ve increased the size now so your next registration attempt will succeed.
Why did you post that?
Does it work ok in your phone web browser?
More apps will follow, I expect.
Sad to hear it. When I was a noob I was a subscriber for a year or two. Great mag but got a bit repetitive after a while. Hard business.
In https://piefed.social/user/settings there are two different compact modes to choose from, which shrink the images to varying degrees.
I don’t know of any way to determine how JS-heavy a link is.
quokka.au changed from Lemmy to PieFed and it was ok once the remote servers refreshed their public key caches, about a day.
Mastodon to GTS could turn out different but yeah.