Users on Fedia.io/Lemmy.ml Your instance does not federate with ani.social

Fedia.io federates with ani.social again for a while now.

This is odd. I deleted the first one as I used the wrong image URL; but it seems that the delete was not federated correctly.

Did I ever mention that I love Heterochromia?
No? Well, now I did; wasting bytes on some servers with this info :P

Can you give me a link to that reference?

definitely me_irl:
“I should go to bed”
“But I could finish fixing this bug / reading this website / …; I already have ideas what to do with it.”
2 hours later “Sigh Fuck…”

I think it is better to say that her arms are rather short.

Creating a new protocol with security vulnerable, and being worse than open-source one is a joke.

This describes most of proprietary software lol

I personally have no problem with it but I can see how other people might have one. Then again, if we go with “nsfw -> might get troubled looks in office” then a big part of the posts in the Moe communities would need to get marked xD

You already changed the marking, so I would say leave it as is. But similar images don’t need to get marked except if they also get reports (form multiple different persons).

Oh, I wonder how this got mixed up. Fixed it.
Thank you.

We should use your replace-bullets-with-oysters power in more places of this world, to make it a more peaceful and delicious place.

So like an upscaled air-fryer?

Danboorus CDN seems to reply with a 403 when media is loaded from Lemmy (checked on ani.social and lemmy.world).

Adorable.

♡ THICC

Just commenting to say: I like that you always include these small texts in your posts and I’m always looking forward to them ^^

What I observed so far:

• Top and bottom counter have a small discrepancy which stays mostly constant.
• Comment counter grows way more slowly than body counters.
• Again the body was loaded way more often than the post was interacted with.
• -> As post previews in feeds don’t show the body I initially suspect it is traffic from bots; but then again they would also have loaded the comments. So maybe the traffic is by real users which don’t scroll down to the comments (and so the lazy loading of images by the browser won’t trigger).

@wjs018@piefed.wjs018.xyz might also be of interest for you.

The reason I create reuploads is, that these are scaled versions. Some of my posts are from pretty big images which would suck up traffic for people just scrolling through the feed. The original image is linked at the bottom of my posts (except for Pixiv, as their link are only valid when embedded in Pixiv itself), so the original source sites will see traffic at least from people who open my posts.