I am looking forward to the lifetime payment, yeah. Is Sync made by a single dev? I don't know anything about this app aside from everyone clamoring for the team to make a Lemmy-compatible version.
I also find myself using Lemmy less than Reddit but I'm hoping as we discover and tailor our feeds with more fitting communities then it'll naturally become a healthy replacement. It took me like 10 years to curate my reddit algorithm.
As a Jerboa user who just started using Sync, I can honestly say it's really fucking slick. Like really slick.
pretty sure OP is literally Ben Shapiro lmfao
But the system also makes it so that when people act purely selfishly for money, that it results in good outcomes for everyone.
Nobody should take you seriously.
I am interested! Thanks!
I'm running 1 vCPU, 2GB of RAM and 25GB of disk at the moment for my tiny instance (we have like 5 users?). I started with 1GB of RAM but it quickly started swapping on disk and causing performance issues. I should probably bring it up to 4GB but it's not necessary yet so I'm delaying.
Something I'd like to implement is object storage for pictures (via AWS S3 bucket) as detailed here: https://lemmy.eus/comment/164368
I often throw on bad horror movies on Shudder or something, basically anything that I know I won't actually pay attention to but provides just enough extra chaos to take up the ADHD slack. I feel you on this one, haha.
Same and same, knocking on extra wood for both of us
Wild, OP did you see this posted on bluesky? I think I saw it there from the archive team guy.
...Hoping to cross paths with fellow blooskis on lemmy...
That was an awesome read, thanks for sharing.
I think that's a question for the entirety of the ActivityPub fediverse, honestly, haha. The safest bet is probably running your own instance but that doesn't solve the problem of other communities disappearing when their main instance goes down.
I've been looking at standing up an instance of peertube and I'm considering the same issues there.
Well it's pretty damn cool for a single dev then, I'm impressed. I like the idea of giving money to a talented dev and not to reddit, too, so that feels nice.