After lemmy.fmhy.ml shut down due to Mali just withdrawing all domains without notice, their new site never quite got the same traction as the old one, and it seems the technical issues kept piling up as well, including a catastrophic failure of a VM or something I think.

Today it seems their admins decided to throw in the towel, and are migrating to the divisions by zero as their primary home.

  • Blaze
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    1 year ago

    For a second I thought it was dbzer0 that was going down, thank God.

    Good to see they join you!

  • Draconic NEO@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    1 year ago

    Really sucks that they had to take down their instance because of domain name issues, though hopefully they can establish themselves and their communities better on here.

  • Antik 👾@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Talk about a rough ride indeed! That’s not an easy decision to make so I’m sure they tried everything to not let it come to this…

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      1 year ago

      Yeah it’s a government so there’s probably many other, better reasons to hate it

    • RBG
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      Sure, but honestly using a country’s domain for content that is obviously not legal is not a smart move either.

      I had my original account on the ml domain but refrained from registering with the new server, glad I did. Migrating all subscriptions is quite annoying, there are tools for that now, I know, but they did not exist when fmhy.ml went down.

    • KairuByte@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Hate them? No. Dislike and disagree with? Absolutely.

      Imagine if for instance, a regulatory body just decided to pull the plug on all .com addresses. No warning, no info, just poof.

      A TLD arbitrarily being pulled is extremely concerning.