Huh. I assumed all such services would operate out of countries with poor rule of law but apparently not.

https://lemmy.world/c/the_debaters_podcast@piefed.ca

Lemmy.world is having some federation problems at the moment so when I try to subscribe it stays on pending. But I expect that will resolve itself in the next couple of hours.

I don’t want to ruin the mystery but they all have something in common.

Do not get a cavoodle - way too many allergies. :(

Also don’t upvote (or downvote?) it! They can see which way you vote!

Ooo I like that one.

Whenever I play monopoly I try go as far off piste as possible. Form a union, write IOUs, set up an alternative currency, offer structured finance deals, run a private stock market, derivatives on future rent payments. Or just outright gambling. No one ever takes me up on these offers, they all think I’m trying to pull a fast one on them. They’re not wrong.

Icons? You mean the logos?

Realistically tho…

Randomly choose a player to be born rich, they start with $5000 and all the railways. Everyone else starts with $20. Only the rich person gets $200 for passing go.

Then play.

It’ll be pretty boring and you know how it will end.

Are you using Firefox 144 or later? That’s when they added support for CSS view-transition which might reduce this (on websites that use view-transition).

Love it, please keep writing.

Have you tried logging in with a X11 session instead of Wayland?

180k out of 42 million is 0.42%. Maybe once they add in a few more states it’ll get up to 1%.

Yes, it’s tricky. I don’t remember which instance it was but it was one of the smaller lemmy instances with roughly the same MAU as Piefed.social, tho. Not any of the top 6 Lemmy instances.

It could have been an outlier. Looks like lemmy.mods4ever.com is much more reasonable although that’s a single-user instance so it’s going to be the absolute minimum.

That’s a brutal review 😄

I can’t find/remember the post but recently an admin shared some resource usage graphs. The thing that jumped out at me was their Lemmy instance was using 32 GB of ram while their PieFed instance was using 2 GB of ram. Maybe a little more, but it was low single digits.

Maybe their piefed graph did not include postgresql, which should be 2 GB just by itself… That would bring the total up to around 4 or 5 GB. piefed.social uses between 4 and 5 GB, too.

CPU usage was quite similar between the two.

Check this out

https://mastodon.social/@Bonus@piefed.social

Groups don’t work in Mastodon. I blame Mastodon but I imagine they feel differently, if they ever think about groups at all.

What does work is following - mastodon accounts can follow PieFed accounts. Then the posts you make in PieFed will show up in the Mastodon user’s timeline.

I just installed it! Here we go… 👀

https://piefed.social/topic/tech/linux#topic_communities

Done