5m seems about right. Lemmy’s from scratch builds are ~3.5m on a fast machine, and we have ~60k lines of code, and are using some with large libraries with lots of features enabled.
But you really should only ever have to do a from scratch build either at the beginning, or when you deploy. When developing, your IDE should only ever really run check or clippy, which should take seconds at most.
You can use rust and still use the GPL.
You can’t download the entire history in one go, but you can copy the link of the post, and put it in the search bar. It should then be cached locally.
The bot account setting helps ppl filter out bot content, so I’d just make a separate account for your comments / non-script activity.
Its hard to say, but its probably an issue with nginx proxy mananger, doing some wrong routing on images. I couldn’t even access the images above.
Check your languages, and make sure you have Undetermined selected. Otherwise you’ll filter out most posts.
What’s your use case for doing this.
Was staunchly team vim for 15 years, but now I’m on helix. As another user stated below, its like if vim were re-designed today, and without needing any addons to be a code-aware editor.
Incredible things are happening with termux.
Syncthing was made for this and has been around for almost a decade now.
I split them out into 4 options: post, comment, upvote and downvotes
See the linked thread.
Ah, yep that’d do it.
You mean allowlist federation? Depends on who you’re federated with. If you’re federated with any larger server it’s still going to be an issue.
I added a site setting to reject federated votes that’ll be in the next release.
No they can’t, only admins or mods.
Yes, you can give a reason when you ban a user yes.
Yes we do. Community mods and instance admins can view votes on any comment or post to try to cut down on this. Downvote spammers are currently one of the biggest problems on the fediverse.
Use the ProxyAllImages mode for that.
This feature of pictrs didn’t used to exist, but in the next version of lemmy, it should be the default.
Gotta be an issue with proton, probably bloching ml domains. We don’t block any vpns on this server, or run any spying middlemen like cloudflare.