Visual C++ 6 SP3

It also doesnt seem to remember the selection, every video i need to bump it back up off 340p

Fantastic work, love the built in sponsor block integration. Is it possible to also include support for DeArrow ?

I found double double website to be janky to download anything larger than 1gb (flac off tidal). I now use https://github.com/nathom/streamrip and haven’t looked back!

For my daily driver iOS device I use invidious webui, but my mrs + kids are all fine using yattee as an app frontend to invidious.

Invidious has been working flawlessly :)

Studio Ghibli hits different. RiP.

FTFY: No more Reddit.~~ on my phone.~~

Woah, wefwef is awesome! Using it now!

How does it compare to invidious? Worth switching?

The discussion is more interesting than the video

I’m a week into having setup my own personal instance and LOVING Lemmy. The community, the software stack, federation, all of it. I don’t visit reddit daily anymore (15 year old reddit account to be deleted this week once 3rd party apps get shut down).

Right on! The crew that are adventurous enough to switch over to Lemmy are probably going to have fewer beginner type issues.

What a fantastic but subtle way to differentiate instances

This is true, It is much safer to rely on providers at the protocol layer vs the application layer.

I had no problems with mlem

Is the blocker here that each instance is a single postgres/Lemmy process? I imagine a clustered inplementstion of the Lemmy backend could be used to shard individual communities to dedicated containers when they reach a given size, proxies through a community away load balancer? More to manage but would let instances scale up/down as needed. There are costs associated with this, but those of us who run instances do it because we like playing this game.

This is quite the conundrum that the fediverse requires corporations like fastly/cachefly/cloudflare to stay afloat/responsive at scale.

I will do you one better, I have my instance behind 3.

WAN -> haproxy -> traefik ingress -> Lemmy nginx

I can probably remove the lemmy nginx but it only uses ~10mb of ram and didn’t want my changes getting in the way when sorting federation issues.

Crazy, I was recently DM’d on LinkedIn by mega looking to setup an engineering interview.