As an IT support person, I've learnt to dumb things down for management. They don't want to hear stuff like "Increased the SGA, changed the buffer size and added a function based index...etc". Sometimes I'll do a short and a long version something like "the issue was around memory settings which have been increased", plus the detailed info.
ramblechat
joined 1 year ago
I think the growth of Lemmy over the last few weeks is a clear indicator that Reddit is in decline. I have deleted Apollo and my reddit bookmark and have only gone back when a Google search provided the information I needed. I won't be going back and I think a lot of people are of the same mind.
Can it do legs?
Oracle Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Rocky for work. Ubuntu for desktop. Raspberry Pi OS
"6236/7265 subreddits are currently dark."
85.83%
That's a pretty good response from the subs.
This is what worries me - an instance creator terminates the instance for whatever reason, then all the accounts and posts are gone. Or the creator could hold the instance hostage - "Hey guys, costs are building up and I'm going to have to shut it down unless people donate"
Seems a lot faster today - great work!