If nobody on your server follows them, they don’t cause any load to your server. Also admins can suspend the whole instance.

It’s still going to waste electricity etc, but it can easily be cut off the fediverse.

“disk” is wherever root is mounted or …? No mention of supported OSes etc.

It’s also in the screenshot which is another “interesting choice”

Oh, I hold anti AI views :-) Just not so fierce that I want to be warned of every mention

Therefore, you’ll want to be able to sort by [Not AI]

No, I don’t. I’d rather have no tags at all and some AI posts in there than every post needing annoying tags in the title. Also not every post is related to a specific piece of software

Yes, the crowd will point it out if the author didn’t and you can decide what to make of it. It’s probably discouraging to post slopware if you know you’re in for a lot of criticism, I’m not sure if it’s better or worse than being forced to flag it [AI].

I’d be fine with the end, but it’d probably be overlooked a lot. Given how long some of these posts are, they would probably be hidden these as well unless the post starts with [Disclaimer: this has mostly been vibe coded]

I absolutely don’t want Meta Tags in every titles. It makes reading the list of posts super annoying.

I also don’t feel the need to know whether there’s some AI commits, but I do want to know if a project is largely vibe coded. I don’t have an objective metric on where this line could be drawn.

I think the status quo is kinda fine. Some commenter will point it out and will get enough upvotes to be visible on first glance. It’s not perfect but good enough for me.

But it’s annoying. Non AI should be default, AI has to be marked.

Wdym “this”? Fluxer?

I’ve been using bare Arch for a while but after five or so installs I couldn’t be bothered anymore and realized that EndeavourOS is basically doing exactly what I’m looking for.

So it’s mostly the installer.

Creating hurdles can help lowering the temptation. I totally get OP.

Always assume public stuff is archived somewhere. It sucks, but it is what it is.

When you delete a post, your instance sends a “this post got deleted”-message to all servers that got the original post. Most fediverse services implement it properly and delete it, but the message may get lost, admins may change the behavior etc. No guarantees.

kbin: The OG content aggregation service that was popular during the Reddit exodus and the foundation for mbin

Weirdly worded I think, Lemmy has been going for years before kbin. I’ve been hosting kbin for a short while, I didn’t really get into it admittedly.

I do YMD in file names/logs and DMY everywhere else. Context is important, especially since the day is often the most important part when talking about upcoming stuff.

Any thoughts on the low effort rule? I think it’s neither necessary nor been enforced anyways.

Thanks for commenting before I clicked the link

What

I’ve seen a post on mastodon where some rsync stuff broke already :/

Is the 172. address on the same interface? Could just be some virtual docker interface being unrelated to the DHCP issue.