[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 4 points 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago)

Correct. For example if I create a new community on the instance I'm on right now you will be unable to see it from your instance. You need to search for it like this "!community@instance.name" and then your instance will fetch the data and you can see the content of my community and subscribe to it and so can everyone else from your instance.

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 5 points 3 years ago

When searching for help I always use "dotnet" instead of ".NET" as a search term.

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submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by Tywele@dataterm.digital to c/datatermdigital@dataterm.digital

Me again with another observation about this instance (I hope I don't seem annoying to you 😅):

I've seen that many of the posts I see when sorting by "Hot" are (almost) a day old while on other instances these same posts aren't considered "Hot" anymore.

I keep comparing feddit.de and dataterm.digital because I want to be absolutely sure that I want this instance to be my home instance, so sorry for the multitude of questions in the last days.

I suspect that it has something to do with the difference in upvote counts in instances because this is just a smaller instance, but on the off chance it might not be the cause, what is the cause? Is that something the admin/s can set in options? Is it a bug that will be fixed in Lemmy v0.18 (although we would probably see this in other instances as well if that would be the cause I guess)?

What I also noticed is that some comments don't get pulled by this instance even though it does indeed federate with the instance of the comment author. It also takes a much longer time for new comments to appear in comparison. Is this because the hardware is maybe not keeping up and might this be another cause for the difference in "Hot" sorting?

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 4 points 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago)

Looks great from the screenshots!

The Google Play link doesn't let me install it though and I can't find it via the Google Play app.

Edit: it says that the app is not available for any of my devices. I'm using a Pixel 7

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 8 points 3 years ago

BitWarden is excellent

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 2 points 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago)

I know about it but I don't want to risk a ban.

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What kind of hardware is the instance running on and where is the server located?

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I noticed that when I view this post for example on lemmy.world: https://lemmy.world/post/291005 and on dataterm.digital: https://dataterm.digital/post/54221 that both of them are the same post but with a different number of votes and comments.

I believe this also leads to different sorting of the all feed in these instances. Why is that and can it be fixed? Is it even a bug?

I even saw while having both posts open that on lemmy.world a new comment got added in realtime but not on dataterm.digital

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 3 points 3 years ago

So far I tried Gord, Sea of Stars, Fortune's Run and Cyber Knight Flashpoint.

My favourite of those 4 was definitely Sea of Stars.

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 6 points 3 years ago

I prefer SteamOS although I have tried installing Windows 11 on an SD card for the sole purpose of playing Genshin Impact on it but that didn't quite work out since the SD card I bought for that was too small to fit Genshin Impact beside Windows 11 on it. (128GB) But just installing Windows 11 went pretty smoothly.

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 4 points 3 years ago

So you are saying I can only see posts of communities in the all feed that have been indexed by this instance? (Meaning it has been searched for in the search bar)

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I recently migrated or better yet am still in the process of migrating from feddit.de to dataterm.digital. I really like it here and probably will stay here but I've been wondering about the difference in the "all" feed when comparing the 2 instances. On feddit.de's "all" feed I see many more new posts than on dataterm.digital's "all" feed. (I'm comparing sorted by new)

Can someone explain to me why that is and what's happening there? Shouldn't I be seeing the same posts regardless of the instances, given the instance isn't defederated?

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 5 points 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago)

I don't think that there is any chance of this happening. Platforms want to keep their users on their own platform and not spread across multiple. If your friends are already on one platform chances are that you come to that platform as well.

But I agree that it would be pretty amazing to see happening.

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 2 points 3 years ago

That's what I've been trying to do all this time. Usually searching for !community@instance indexes the community for the instance I'm searching on but in this case it isn't working and seems to be a bug like @TheOneCurly@lemmy.theonecurly.page mentioned in their comment already.

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I don't know how many times I have tried it now but it seems to be impossible to let !worldbuilding@lemmy.ml be indexed by the instance.

Is anyone having the same problem?

Others communities from lemmy.ml didn't cause any problems.

[-] Tywele@dataterm.digital 3 points 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago)

What I want even more is mixed use zoning which would probably improve traffic so much.

Edit: I just saw that they indeed have mixed used zoning!

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