Personally I really like that lemmy is becoming more active and there’s more activity on mainstream topics outside the tech bubble right now.

What I don’t like is my instance becoming overwhelmed.

Penetration tester?

Really? For me it’s the opposite effect. You usually don’t get crazy amounts of engagement like on reddit where a post can have hundreds of upvotes and comments but on average, I feel like I’m getting more engagement and more valuable engagement.

That’s not it. The account was 100% empty and the stuff that’s now back, I can delete again. That said - it might absolutely be some server caching issue on reddit’s side. It’s definitely fishy though.

Holy fucking shit. I just checked. All my deleted comments and posts are back.

I’m based in Germany and I’m pretty sure this is a GDPR violation.

Edit: Not all is back but some older comments are. I previously checked and my account was definitely empty before.

Glad to see this mentioned here. Wefwef is fantastic and not enough people know about it. It’s the client that made me really dive into lemmy.

Würde mich auch wirklich interessieren welcher Anbieter hier mehr Datenvolumen für weniger Geld bietet. Im Telekom-Netz habe ich nichts vergleichbar Gutes gefunden.

The Nintendo Switch when it came out. I was super hyped and somehow the console even exceeded my expectations.

Playing Breath of the Wild for the first time was amazing and even after 6 years the console still feels modern to me.

Exactly. I don’t get the mentality of not running ads in a YouTube video where someone said „fuck“ but being completely fine with running your ads on twitter.

I mean just checking the feed these days is incredibly toxic. Seems like only people of a certain mindset kept sticking around.

Yeah I think this is the best „benchmark „ we have. Seeing how active this instance is and hoe it still struggles to keep up despite the specs.

It seems these specs are barely enough to run an instance the size of lemmy.ml

manchmal erwisch ich mich aber doch noch beim googlen

Ist halt dank des “!g” Befehls auch sehr einfach. Oft gehe ich auf Google wenn die Ergebnisse schlecht sind, nur um dann festzustellen, dass sie dort nicht besser sind und ich vermutlich meinen Suchbegriff anpassen muss :/