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Like, a significant issue here is the insistence people have had that up/down-votes be synchronized. People want to know what the global passive-aggressive opinion on a post or comment is, rather than the local one, which requires every single button press to be sent to each and every subscribing website. And people expect stuff to be sent out as a live stream, rather than being held back for batching, too.

I figure this could be reduced a lot if even just 1 minute worth of votes were batched together, although I don't think the ActivityPub standard technically includes batched activities currently

if the requests are all serialized, if the ping time is like 300ms, and if each request takes like 100ms of CPU time

that means you only need 648,000 actions in queue to equal 3 days

when you consider that even upvotes/downvotes of posts/comments count as actions, I could see it happening

but the queue isn't completely serialized anymore, so maybe this number is still a bit unbelievable (EDIT: seems like LW has not yet enabled the feature for parallel sending)

4K max settings with RT max, and without frame generation, only achieved 30s FPS in the game

So basically 720p doesn't perform much better than 4k, meaning it's a horrible CPU bottleneck

Just don't use lemmy.world I've seen lots of people having issues signing up with them, and they're overpopulated anyways

what happens when there's 2 different posts in the same community with the same URL, example:

https://programming.dev/post/8880813

https://programming.dev/post/1721399

(I can't find a more recent example right now)

even just some margin-top would help

I also have hints here https://youtu.be/T5rBc_T8x2g

I'm obsessed with The 7th Guest lol

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In theory I guess. But you'd need a ton of funding just to get the server power for that, and there's no guarantee that users will switch over to your service. And if Bluesky starts turning bad then they could start blocking your instance. Also the users are much more valuable than the data. There's lots of ways this could fail to pan out. The Fediverse is much more flexible to new instances joining.

maybe it would be simple to fork this source code and form your own community

The network effect makes this extremely difficult, even with the source code, it's basically starting from scratch again.

I've probably played this game for over a hundred hours. Great soundtrack too, by Alexander Brandon. I also loved the minigame hidden behind the DESTRUCT cheat code.

And it's open source too!

I can't believe someone else just mentioned Hover! I haven't played it in decades lol but I did spend a lot of time on it as a kid