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I think you misunderstood. Lemmy user validation uses mail. Howndoes your SaaS handle that.

How are you handling mail?

I purchased a xps15 a few years ago. It had to go back twice in a year. Once for a fan that died, then again for a fan making bad noise when under load. Stopped using it about 18 months after getting it after the battery stopped working completely out of the blue.

0.19.1 has a problem that causes higher than expected server load, as illustrated in my first post showing their utilization graphs.

As for a few months ago, “someone” was DDoSing lemmy.world almost constantly but i guess they ran out of money or got bored.

Federation takes almost no server load. It’d all the people loading images and comment threads that cause the server to slow down. Yes federation can break, especially due to unexpected code changes, but typically using a federated, lower user count site helps over all.

I don’t think you understand how a federated system works based on that comment.

https://lemmy-world.statuspage.io/#month

They do a lot to be transparent and monitor availability.

There is an big usage jump before Xmas, I assume because of the recent lemmy version upgrade that many admins are saying uses more resources.

Give em some time, I’m sure there will be a patch soon.

Best part of the fediverse is you can just use a less popular server until things calm down.

Keep living in your made up fear.

Vmware requires a lot of messing around.

What are you going on about? VMware and Windows work just fine if you install vmware tools.

Have you tried turning off and on again?

If this solves seeing the same person posting the same article multiple times and each showing on the feed, then that’s a great idea.

Thumbnails for each post

Connect client can do this

Base os install ad a template in your hypervisor. Ansible playbook with a task to spin up the VM, another task to setup network and required packages. Then other playbooks for the software/services setup.

Does that make him the beeper king?

https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/da065da2-adf1-4d60-8de0-dcef8f7d2809#xPeVIu-i.copy

Good for them. The removed that red hat is doing as far as registration and licensing is a nightmare.

And since a lot of people don’t set their language when they post, they means you still get posts in other languages.

What’s on and around line 32 in the config?

I did the ansible install, other than mail setup, the instructions were easy to follow.

Clamav is really the only thing I’ve used.

Telnet client