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2.1.1 is the latest. I think that should be your next step. not sure how you installed it, but the process should be quick be it in windows. Docker or Linux.
2.1.1 is the latest. I think that should be your next step. not sure how you installed it, but the process should be quick be it in windows. Docker or Linux.
have you updated deluge to the latest? many trackers block older versions so you have to keep it current.
people should just block Federation from “Lemmy.management” to start with. one less activitypub abuser.
probably going to be different across servers (haven’t confirmed) but many are using pictrs as part of Lemmy for image management. you can configure the details on how and at what quality they are stored. git is here: https://git.asonix.dog/asonix/pict-rs
cheers, set this up and it’s solid.
if terf isn’t a slur, Normie isn’t either. people seem to get irrationally upset about the word normal. normal is a well defined word, the same way cis is but it seems one group is fine with one whilst the other isn’t.
instead of focusing on labels and how much they upset you (I don’t mean who I am replying to), focus on understanding and respecting people’s differences, regardless of terminology.
this is the correct answer, someone listed it as a feature request or bug on GitHub https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3448 but I’m not sure what the long term answer is.
I do agree though that is lends itself to encouraging people to larger instances which isn’t really the spirit of Lemmy.
I wish more of the apps let you enter a custom server URL which would encourage this aspect of the fediverse. I currently use connect for lemmy, its great but only has 3 static server options.
that pump and dump scheme just needs to wrap up and fail. they failed their user base and then wondered why people left in droves. The poster boys for PFOF. needs to be banned everywhere.