

There was a one-time sign-out with this release due to an issue with logins, see if the issue is still occurring for you, if it is, it’s likely a browser-side configuration issue.
I’m an anarchocommunist, all states are evil.
Your local herpetology guy.
Feel free to AMA about picking a pet/reptiles in general, I have a lot of recommendations for that!
There was a one-time sign-out with this release due to an issue with logins, see if the issue is still occurring for you, if it is, it’s likely a browser-side configuration issue.
The logout is normal, it’s because there was an issue with the way logins worked before, that shouldn’t happen on future releases, but that is to be expected this release.
Unfortunately that’s an issue for boost and liftoff to fix on their end.
Is it normal that opening comments now completely refreshes the page instead of automatically loading the page semi-dynamically? if I click the comments button on beehaw the whole page doesn’t have to reload, and it’s actually faster. This seems like an annoying regression, is there a technical advantage to this?
edit: on further analysis, it doesn’t do a full page load when you go to your username > profile
or when you click on comments from the link, so, I think this is actually a bug.
Just that it’s closed source and owned by Microsoft.
Idea, don’t include the comments so that lemmy can still be organic and separate, this would also cut down the amount of scraping we’d need to do dramatically.
Okay, good point, thanks.
I’m actually banned from that subreddit hahaha, but if I don’t forget i’ll try to set this up on wednesday, i’ll do r/herpetology
I might be able to do it for just my favorite communities, but yeah the big 20tb issue taking weeks is a dealbreaker for one person doing ALL of it.
But if there was a way to make it easy to mirror a subreddit for an individual who owns a lemmy community… then maybe we could get something to work.
Honestly, I wouldn’t know where to begin, but if someone would be willing to help me, I don’t see why not!
I think what would be best is just doing it once, so that we can access all the content, but we move forward as a separate website, what do you think of that?
What if we did it JUST ONCE?
We just need the content that’s already on there to massively improve things, we don’t need a computer constantly running updating the content, we really just need it over here once to match reddit, then we can replace it.
Yeah, it should definitely be done by a community, that would absolutely make things make sense, we need a bot that automatically scrapes and posts.
The biggest thing stopping people from using lemmy seems to be content missing, if we can overcome that we’d change the game.
done