While I was asleep, apparently the site was hacked. Luckily, (big) part of the lemmy.world team is in US, and some early birds in EU also helped mitigate this. As I am told, this was the issue: - There is an vulnerability which was exploited - Several people had their JWT cookies leaked, including a...

How many different bots are there? Can't you just block them?
There is an option to block all bots in the settings, but some mods use those for regular threads, so that might prevent you from seeing those
Follow up on the comments federating issue - is it still on-going?
Hello everyone,
Following that thread: https://iusearchlinux.fyi/post/515890, is it still the case?
I tried commenting in this post : https://lemmy.world/post/2949072
Comment on my profile: https://iusearchlinux.fyi/comment/1367161
Same for that post: https://lemmy.zip/post/1261543

Update: http://lemmy-status.org/
Seems quite useful right now

They should switch to smaller instances to help distribute the load and avoid situations such as this one when LW is probably attacked because it is the most populous server.

Alternatively, you can look up for smaller instances (use the 1m column for active users in 1 month): https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/list
I personally prefer to use Lemmy as the federation with Kbin can still be a bit clunky at the moment

Indeed, I posted there too: https://sh.itjust.works/post/1549267

Thank you for your work and for the update!

Same

Thanks for sharing this, don't mind the downvotes

Have a look at other threads in the community

Interesting

Ha ha ha

Thank you! 😄

If one of them changes their implementation, compatibility breaks.
And that's why you want a healthy spread of users across both (and even a third one, one day) platforms. That way they have to keep compatibility with each other to not lose a major share of the userbase

That's fine by me. Opportunity to do something else.

It does most of the time, to be honest

Probably a sign that the platform is getting more popular, nobody wants to DDoS a place without any users

Currently down: https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/sh.itjust.works.html

Same here, sh.itjust.works is currently down:
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This hurts every time I think about it (Rothfuss even more than Martin)

Front-end alternatives (such as Libreddit and Teddit) suffering from API rates
cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/RedditMigration/t/192961
Today I just noticed, after trying to convert a reddit link (from this sub!), that teddit is no longer working.
We all knew this was coming. Even so...
Are we impacted?