Agree with most of the comments about jackson being the worst, but I’m surprised no one’s mentioned Eisenhower and Hoover, who would easily go in the top ten.
Agree with most of the comments about jackson being the worst, but I’m surprised no one’s mentioned Eisenhower and Hoover, who would easily go in the top ten.
I have a PR out for this now. Keep in mind that we’re usually too busy developing to keep up with a lot of these posts, so its always better to create an issue for feature requests / bugs.
You can create an issue for this on the joinlemmy-site repo.
The object man appears behind you while you’re coding and inserts a null reference that takes you a day to find.
I can’t take any credit for that one. A few months ago I put out a request to various rust programming communities on lemmy, asking if anyone could help make a rust library to use the clearurls data.
@jendrikw did, so now we’re using their crate.
Nothing changed there. The image resolution changes have to do with thumbnails fetched from other sites or servers.
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I increased the size of a postgres DB column, and it grinded every query on the table to a halt. Turns out we needed to run analyze
on the column.
I opened up an issue on the postgres issue tracker because I’ve never seen anything like this before, and I’m sure we’re not the only one to run into this production-breaking migration.
No probs! Sry this one took so long. Major props to @nutomic@lemmy.ml for finding the bug that was the main blocker, and @phiresky@lemmy.world for suggesting the fix.
Ok a fix is deployed now to lemmy.ml , let me know if you see any issues.
I deployed a fix for that now on lemmy.ml , should be good now.
No probs.
Did you look at the modlog? They’re open here.
8-core 16GB VPS, although we are one of the larger servers. Most smaller servers would probably be fine with 2-core 512mb.
lemmy-ui’s default is to use the browser light/dark-mode setting. So you are likely looking at servers that have a custom theme without light/dark modes, or some hacked-on css.