Die4Ever
if an instance has no users and only communities, then it's less likely to be defederated by anyone, and easier to manage
I do the same thing (also because I don't want to pay for tons of storage space lol) https://lemmy.mods4ever.com/communities
VideoCardz claims that the RX 9070 reviews will go live on March 5th, coinciding with the official launch of the RTX 5070.
at that point why even say "the Reddit alternative called Lemmy"
you could say "the Reddit alternative called Voyager"
Proxying is a separate option from caching. I think it was added in 0.19.5
There are many games@ and gaming@ communities lol
I haven't tried comparing their activity levels recently, I'm just subscribed to a bunch.
WINEDLLOVERRIDES
I was really trying to figure out what "WINE DL LOVER RIDES" meant...
spoiler
it's WINE DLL OVERRIDES
It's way easier to notice and defed when you can see these fake usernames
You can set a Lemmy server to proxy image requests
It'll be interesting to see how it plays out, if instances with downvoting disabled become popular
Personally I think downvoting is important, it's like micro-moderation, in a democratic fashion. Sure it doesn't always work out well, but it can be good for keeping spam and malicious posts at the bottom.
The first day is Group A with ByuN, Creator, SHIN, Gerald, and Clem.
Here's the first day of matches:
After that play the prequel, Before the Storm