Por supuesto puedes hablar en Español por aquí.

Sounds like an adoption of this bible text. Basically a version of karma.

“Put your sword back in its place,” Jesus said to him. “For all who draw the sword will die by the sword.”

Adding a new sort type is not a big deal, so dont worry about it. And a new admin setting for this would also require UI changes, so the new sort type is easier overall.

The current sort options calculate the rank for each post only from the data on that post (number of votes, creation time). Your suggested algorithm looks much more complicated than that, as it requires two iterations and needs to access data from multiple posts at once. Im not sure if this can really be implemented in a way thats performant enough for production use. Anyway feel free to open a pull request, then hopefully other contributors can help you to get it working.

Sounds interesting, though from your links it’s not clear to me how exactly it works. Depending on that it could make more sense to implement as a separate sort option, then each user could try and compare it to the existing sorts.

The proxied images will be refetched from the origin if they cant be found locally. There should also be a configurable maximum size for the image cache but I dont see it mentioned in the pictrs readme. So like Dessalines said you need to ask the developer directly.

The ranking is implemented in a rather complicated way for performance reasons:

• First there are SQL functions which calculate the rank for a specific post or comment (defined here)
• These SQL functions are used by a scheduled task which updates post ranks at a regular interval (defined here)
• Then there are the database tables which store the calculated rank (eg post.hot_rank)
• Also the API parameters to specify the requested sort, and preferences for default sort options etc
• These params are used in the post listing db query to sort posts by the given rank field (here)

The “Chat” option does just that, with newest comments at the top.

I developed the Android app for Syncthing years ago. But then I didnt have time (or motivation) for that anymore. Developing Lemmy is much more interesting for me really nowadays.

Message Customization: Send any custom message in Morse code.

Morse Code Decoder: Convert received Morse code into readable text.

Neat, this means you can talk to someone in morse code without having to learn morse. Did anyone try how well it works in practice?

Its very common to see Gaza flags in Spain.

Edit: Palestine flags of course.

Localization is done through our Weblate. Theres also an open issue to let admins add extra email text: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/5612

User profiles are only updated every 24 hours so that is normal. The url parsing is handled in lemmy-ui, you can check the issue tracker or open a pull request.

Tested it on https://enterprise.lemmy.ml/c/test and changes to the community name are visible immediately.

You need to report that to the admin of reddthat.com

Thats from the rate limit, it seems you already did a settings import recently. That can take a lot of resources so its limited to once every 24 hours by default. If the import didnt work last time try again a day later.

This was fixed in a pr some time ago, though I don’t have the link now.

Maintainership of a free software project can be very taxing so it’s refreshing to see attempts to address that that aren’t intrinsically at odds with the free software movement. Remember that users of free software have no entitlement to anything other than source code. There is no requirement in any free software license that a project have maintainers, take bug reports, accept pull requests, offer support, etc.

This proposal could totally backfire though. There will be users paying 5 Euro per month and then demand on the issue tracker that major changes get implemented overnight. Or people who contribute with good bug reports that are unable to pay money, so problems remain unfixed. There might be a way to balance things so it works out, but that will take time. In any case its worth experimenting with different approaches to get open source betterfunded.

It is an issue for the open source projects discussed in the article.

Cache size is limited and can usually only hold a limited number of most recently viewed pages. But these bots go through every single page on the website, even old ones that are never viewed by users. As they only send one request per page, caching doesnt really help.

This is my second baby, the first one is three years old. So in my experience it’s much more fun once the child can go to the playground, starts to talk and gradually learns to do things independently. Though there are also difficulties, and of course every child is different.