Is this being worked on/looked at? I ask since the post mentioned discussion was happening with the .id admins but I haven’t seen any answers about whether that’s a priority (it seems Lemdro.id is the one that needs to federate with k.bin).

Just kinda bummed since I use kbin the vast majority of this time.

Edit: ah cool, quick turnarounds are sexy. Thanks @cole@lemdro.id!

  • cole@lemdro.idEnglish
    871·
    1 year ago

    Hello! Admin here at lemdro.id. This is the result of several problems in the default reference nginx config. I am working on resolving this right now and should have it fixed within the next 30 minutes!

  • mintiefresh@lemmy.worldEnglish
    221·
    1 year ago

    I’m happy to see the merger and happy to see /r/Android show up on Lemmy. I think it’s nice to see it move off of Lemmy.world. as well. It will help lighten the load.

  • BlackMagicianX@lemmy.worldEnglish
    235·
    1 year ago

    Man, I’m really not feeling the community merge. Moving the 5th biggest lemmy.world community to one that’s like 12x smaller in subscription size feels like an unnecessary hit to any momentum it had. Especially because asking people who moved places like Reddit to move again does not sound like a good idea (though obviously less effort than moving to another website).

    I do hope I’m completely wrong though and hope this comm gains lots of traction. Moving to an instance dedicated to tech does sounds like a good idea (although I don’t know the benefits yet). Also, if it had to happen, better now than later.

    • misery mansion@lemmy.worldEnglish
      142·
      1 year ago

      It took me 10 seconds to subscribe to the new one from the links in the announcement post so not particularly impactful to me

      Suspect there will be a lot of this over the next year or so while people figure out how everything works

    • Andreas@feddit.dkEnglish
      102·
      1 year ago

      I like anything that pulls users away from big instances and onto smaller ones. Guys, it’s not a DECENTRALIZED system if you’re all centralizing on one massive instance.

        • Andreas@feddit.dkEnglish
          11·
          1 year ago

          To where, if the big instance that everyone centralized on goes to shit? The internet itself is decentralized. Anyone can run a website, but no matter how enshittified corporate websites become, people are “somehow” still stuck on Google, Meta, Microsoft etc. websites and services.

      • ChristianWS@lemmy.eco.brEnglish
        2·
        1 year ago

        I wish there was a way to keep communities “in sync”, like you have the big and small communities with the same posts and comments, everything’s the same, so people who are on Lemmy.world could go to Android@Lemmy.World and have the same content we have here without having to discover this community.

        Would help combat fragmentation, and the sync could be broken if things go south

    • ijeff@fedia.io
      72·
      1 year ago

      Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this, truly. The hope is to actually have better accessibility from across the Fediverse with the move. Lemmy.world is grappling with some challenges that come along with its scale, including being de-federated from Beehaw. Lemdro.id currently maintains federation with both and, with the fixes Cole made to the Lemmy Nginx config, should be accessible just fine from Fedia as well.

      One major plus here is also our time zone coverage for moderation. Steve and Devgard help fill out our moderator time zone spread, which is quite comprehensive now. We’re already seeing attempts at spam in the Fediverse and moderator tools aren’t quite there yet… so the manual efforts are pretty key!

    • ManuelC@lemmy.mlEnglish
      51·
      1 year ago

      I agree. I can understand this is a tech-focused instance but that doesn’t means Lemmy World was not right for us. If someone creates an Android-focused instance then we would move again because that would be even more suitable than this one?

      However I expect the community to keep growing and next time it would be nice if mods ask the members before taking decisions that affect the whole community.

      • cole@lemdro.idEnglish
        9·
        1 year ago

        lemdro.id was actually created with the original intent of hosting Android, but has kind of grown a little to more general technical content in the same realm. I definitely hear your point though. Personally, my hope is this helps take load off of lemmy.world. This is my contribution to make the fediverse more viable long-term as it continues to grow

          • ijeff@lemdro.idMEnglish
            5·
            1 year ago

            Cole has actually been undertaking significant work on the backend to support scaling in a way that drastically reduces costs (e.g., many server instances horizontally rather than expanding resources on singular machine). This should keep costs lower at any given level of activity.

            We are also a specialized instance focused on technology and more technical subjects. This inherently helps keep costs down compared to more generalized instances that need to support incredible volumes.

            He’s hoping to have more details on what he’s doing both for us users and other instances down the line. For now, he’s focused on getting through a list of further improvements and resolving any peculiarities in the Lemmy codebase that come up!

          • cole@lemdro.idEnglish
            4·
            1 year ago

            To add on to what @ijeff said, eventually the plan is to open up community contributions. However, they are not needed since so far hosting costs are looking to be around $40/mo (for a setup which is highly available!) which is low enough I’m happy to fund it for eternity.

            I’ve seen other instances have luck with asking for low amounts of contributions through ko.fi or GitHub sponsors and we will eventually do something similar. I’m waiting until I have the infrastructure in a stable place (i.e. not changing too much) and I have open-sourced all of the setup work.

      • KuroJ@lemmy.worldEnglish
        1·
        1 year ago

        I agree as well, I think a vote next time with the members of the community would be better before making a change.

        It seemed like the community over on lemmy.world had more posts and subscribers as well. As someone else mentioned, at a time like this when users are moving from Reddit to Lemmy, now users are being asked to move again to another community. I understand its not hard to click subscribe on the new community, but at the same time all of the posts and comments will no longer be displayed here.

  • ijeff@lemdro.idMEnglish
    13·
    1 year ago

    Glad to see this has been solved thanks to Cole addressing a bug in the Lemmy’s Nginx config!

  • ijeff@lemdro.idMEnglish
    5·
    1 year ago

    Heads up, you can actually also edit submission titles on Lemmy as well!

    • sgnl@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
      2·
      1 year ago

      Thanks. That was something that I always though was dumb about reddit.

      • ijeff@lemdro.idMEnglish
        1·
        1 year ago

        It’s amazing what we end up acclimating to. Such a basic feature. Glad to see it here!