Bilb!

If there’s a technological solution, maybe it’s to allow admins to make moderatorship automatically expire, leaving the community up for grabs, under certain circumstances. The ability to exempt communities and/or users from this might be helpful.

Otherwise you just gotta ask the admins. Lemmy.ml has a community specifically for requesting dormant communities, for instance, and unless things have changed that’s how it worked on Reddit.

just keep coding, your employer will outsource you the very moment i seems convenient

I’m eternally grateful!

Don’t care, it made me violently ill and I will never use it

No disrespect to those who do, including the kbin dev. And the friendica dev! And who could forget Nextcloud.

I simply do not have the fortitude

Me: “It’s okay to be awake at 3 AM since I’m getting a head start by thinking about the code I need to write”

Then a handful of hours later, reality ensues

WTF, I have never used nor seen “j.”

I don’t usually have to name these variables these days though. Pretty much everything I use has foreach or some functional programming type stuff.

And like that, the off-by-one mistakes disappear.

Well I’m not losing lem.monster because I’m not a fucking idiot.

I wonder if something else happened

Removing entire features that nobody knows we have and haven’t been supported for years

Oh, I noticed this too. I wound up just using Samsung Internet to install as a PWA. It’s not like I need uBlock Origin on lemmy.

I’ve yet to see any of them start posting. On my instance none of them could pass email validation because the emails were fake. I imagine this is true for many instances with a ton of bot sign-ups.

I think just reporting sign-ups as “users” is misleading. The user count on lemmy should reflect only approved/activated accounts, imo.

Great!

For me, psql at the command line is great in a pinch but not great for any kind of complex task. I’ll probably add adminer as a permanent option, but only served locally + add a VPN to the server, or figure out how to get my preferred DB tool (DataGrip) to connect via SSH.

There should be some management tools available via the GUI to lemmy admins, though. I’m so tempted to try to add it but I’m (generously) a rust novice.

Yeah, I really just did a very basic setup:

adminer: image: adminer restart: always ports: - 8080:8080

When entering the database host, just enter “postgres” since that’s the host name it will have in the virtual network.

I wound up adding adminer to the docker-compose file temporarily to help me look through the data. In my case, there were no legitimate users who hadn’t verified their email, so I deleted all from local_users where the email verified column was false.