Strange you should mention that. One guy attempted a speed run from his 15th floor bathroom window but without a parachute 3 weeks ago. Was certainly faster but also louder and no longer has any concerns for safety…
Maybe this explains why my Jerboa and Connect for Lemmy apps are sometimes showing network error and JSON pop ups… but that’s okay. Hopefully the situation will get better soon
Maybe this explains why my Jerboa and Connect for Lemmy apps are sometimes showing network error and JSON pop ups… but that’s okay. Hopefully the situation will get better soon
just a wild a guess. will it should be more dependant on bandwidth and traffic than users. posters on c/cats are more demanding than posters of c/news in terms of ressources and bandwidth. text is lightweight compared to image oe gifs.
For sure. Larger userbase also increases likelihood of more and bigger donors, however, so the critical question is whether that revenue increases at a higher or lower rate than server costs.
For sure. Larger userbase also increases likelihood of more and bigger donors, however, so the critical question is whether that revenue increases at a higher or lower rate than server costs.
It does not. It in large part scales with the amount of content the local and federated communities. So because many users will subscribe to many of the same communities, more users will add less extra cost aftter a point. This is a bit simplified though as it also scales with users but to a lesser degree from my understanding.
Disclaimer: I’m not hosting myself just to be clear but this is what I have gathered from answers to similar questions as well as my own experience as a software dev.
Registration should close on .world for a bit, like .ml did, so people can join other smaller instances and spread out. That’s the point of decentralization anyways.
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