Quick note that tchncs.de is powered by donations - because i am struggling time wise and with properly prioritizing my tasks. With the current "main" mix of tchncs.de, clients and midijob among other distractions from #life and other small stuff, I have reached (or crossed) a limit of what i can handle in that regard. The recent addition of a minijob failed and has me reflecting and reconsidering on how and why i got here and what to do about it. Some of you might already have noticed that i might answer late or even never (without an additional ping from you) for some requests, which for sure is nothing personal nor on purpose.
It started a few days ago that using the https://discuss.tchncs.de/ website (through the browser, default UI) is slow. It typically takes a few (maybe 5) seconds to load the front page, and often when opening a post, it takes another 5 seconds to load.
This has been happening for months, but I think it has gotten worse lately. Loading my default feed (Subscribed with Scaled sort) initially takes anywhere from 10 to 30 seconds every time. Is this normal/expected?
Ich habe nun meinen Dauerauftrag mit einer kleinen Spende an Milan eingerichtet. Wer ein freies Netzwerk dauerhaft erhalten möchte, sollte sich überlegen, ob ein paar Euro im Monat dafür nicht drin sind.
Since their domain issue and resurgence Ive noticed that Im not really seeing any hexbear posts on all anymore, and i honestly miss their posts. I switched to another instance while earlier and saw quite a few from hexbear, but on switching back they arent in my feed. I see that this instance is still federated with them so does anyone know why they don't seem to be showing up?
Wäre es für die Serveradmins möglich, aus den Suchergebnissen unter "Communitys" Communitys aus Instanzen zu entfernen, die nicht mehr in Betrieb sind und daher nicht funktionieren? Oder diesen Umstand zumindest irgendwie zu erwähnen, um niemanden in die Irre zu führen?
As the title says. Ive recently found a job but I still unfortunately need to find a way to eat for the next two weeks before I’m officially paid. I was wondering if there was a loan or borrow community in this lemmy instance. We can set up an agreement, I provide you with my name/id/social media etc. If this post isn’t allowed no worries I’ll figure something out.
MIr ist aufgefallen, dass diese Lemmy Instanz zur Zeit sehr langsam föderiert, bzw. Beiträge von Friendica oder Mastodon erscheinen hier nur sehr sehr verzögert, einige Stunden bis Tage später. Ist es ein temporäres Problem oder eines das nur ich habe?
Many Lemmy instances are misconfigured, which can break progressive video streaming and even basic image loading in strange ways. The latest default lemmy-ansible config handles this correctly, but many instances use custom proxy setups that cause issues. This tool will check that:
I noticed thumbnails and meta description aren't working on discuss.tchncs.de sometimes when sharing a link. When I view the same post on feddit.org, the thumbnail and description is visible.
Mir fehlt irgendwie eine Community rund um E-Reader, E-Books, Calibre und KOReader. Wo man eben Tipps austauschen kann, auf Firmwareupdates hinweisen usw. Da scheint es, zumindest deutschsprachig, nichts zu geben, oder doch? Wäre das von Interesse?
A fun way to start out #Monday here on the west coast - just came across this great aggregated list from @tchncs that helps you explore the #Fediverse and some excellent #OpenSource tools: tchncs.de/en/
I just signed up to Pixelfed, also via tchncs and apart from obviously having few users something feels off. I notice that sometimes the "followers" count is not the same as what I see when clicking into the followers. And I find hashtags that supposedly have posts but I can't find any.
it appears 'something' had flooded the memory, causing oom killer to hunt down postgresql in the pixelfed and fediverse (lemmy+sharkey) container on the host.
unfortunately i have jumped to restarting services too quickly so i am not 100% certain who is to blame yet... having an eye on it now.
Wie ihr im Anhang sehen könnt, sind die "Antworten" und "Abbrechen" buttons bei discuss.tchncs.de bzw. feddit.org genau vertauscht, was mich schon mehrfach dazu verführt hat, fälschlicherweise "Abbrechen" statt "Antworten" zu tippen, weswegen ich mühsam getippte Kommentare zweimal tippen musste.
Hi, I just wanted to login with my username and my password (60 digits) in Jerboa and got a notification that the credentials were wrong. I tried another browser on my laptop with the same result. Furthermore I switched to my default browser and can't change my password (login credentials are being stored, so I'm permanently logged in). When I insert a new and the old password and click "Save", nothing happens.
Lemmy is a self-hosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. It is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.
Greetings, I am new to the various services offered by tchncs and am happy to see that PeerTube is one of the offered services. After browsing the instance's website, I noticed that there is no signup link, so I am assuming that I would have to specifically request an account, assuming that is possible to do. If I was able to obtain an account, I would use it mostly to view & comment on content but I may upload videos if that is allowed on an occasional basis. I am not sure if there are any requirements to request such an account, so I am asking here first for guidance. Thanks in advance for any answers anyone in the tchncs community can provide. Have a nice day.
I first noticed this with push.tchncs.de but there’s actually a lot of other domains which interestingly don’t have IPv6 addresses. It feels like it’s just missing AAAA records because a lot of these addresses come from the same place, but some of them just don’t have any. 🤷
Hello,
I am new to this forum community and very excited to get involved ! I am looking forward to contributing and learning from the community.
Could someone guide me in the right direction for where to start? Are there any specific threads; resource ; areas of the forum that you would recommend for a newcomer?
Any advice on how to get the most out of this forum would be greatly appreciated!
I have read in the TOS for the Matrix server that all messages are deleted after one year. If I am talking with someone, does that mean that messages that are older than a year are deleted on my side, or both sides of the conversation? What if the chat is E2EE? If I am using a device that is signed in and has seen old messages, are they removed from that device too?
Lemmy is a self-hosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. It is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.
I’m thinking of moving to tchncs on mastodon (moving from floss.social) because for me floss.social limits some big instances a bit too much, causing me to be unable to see a lot of replies and posts.
Wenn ich einen Post erstellen will und "Browse Image" klicke bekomme ich den Fehler: .... error sending request for URL (http://127.0.0.1:8080/image) ...
Klar, auf meinem Rechner läuft kein Webserver.
Eine Idee was falsch läuft?
This time no crosspost of the original statement in !lemmy@lemmy.ml because somehow the content is lost as I select the community 😅
I hope that this is just a small bug and that otherwise everything is healthy. Image proxying is not in place yet. I will have a closer look at the now possible setup changes soon™.
Normally I do not shut down services in order to perform updates, but the new Lemmy release requires a newer version of the PostgreSQL database server, which in turn requires a migration of the very cluster. If nothing special is hindering it (this happened with the Synapse Matrix server recently), this will be done quite quickly by just linking to the newer Postgres version (this is a feature of Postgres itself), otherwise it might take an hour or two.
Adjustments and updates are planned to the pict-rs instance (this is the software Lemmy uses in the background for handling media). I will need to stop it for a few minutes. Lemmy itself is expected to run without any interruption – without the media tho. 😉
Da feddit.de jetzt einiger Zeit lahmgelegt ist, gibt es hier aktive deutsche Gemeinschaften? Oder sollten sie wieder hergestellt werden wie auf feddit.de?
Hello comrades! I am new to the world of reddit alternatives and have been interested in exploring welcoming anti-capitalist communities. I want to see a post-capitalist world in my lifetime, which means we are going to need to be open to new comrades of diverse backgrounds and abilities. With that in mind, we need to talk about the problematic signup process. In question here is the all important Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart every user must engage with in order to join the community. The current captcha process is very difficult for those with divergent visual abilities. As someone who relies on accessibility tools to interact with the digital world, I call on the techncs community to address the problematic choices in the sign up process. Additionally, consulting people with different abilities for input on technical architecture is a must to promote diversity in the community.
I've made 3 comments in the past 2 days but none of them show up if I look at the home instance of the communities they're on. They're all on lemmy.world, but I see comments from other instances in the threads so I don't think the problem is on their end.
I‘m aware of the current federation issues that might also be the reason for this issue but I noticed that while federation of posts from feddit.de works sometimes as well as posts and comments from other instances no comments from feddit.de are syncronised at all.
Lemmy is a self-hosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. It is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.
When the server upgraded to 0.19.0 and everyone's 2FA was reset, I again setup my 2FA. It accepted my code and 2FA was enabled. I tried to login again but it said multiple times that the code generated by the app was invalid. I try to disable this multi factor authentication but even that won't work since it asks for the TOTP code which it marks as invalid. How is a TOTP code generated by Lemmy's link and accepted by it's servers to validate 2FA in the first place be invalid?
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