He’s missing the super long ear hair tufts. Here’s my guy for comparison

I just dumped 5 hours into it and its great. It’s definitely a little light on some content, but it’s got more than I expected (so far).

Bottom watering or mosquito bits.

bruh, seriously? why would they put backdoors into an app that they open sourced + run themselves on their own infra? that’s just asking for a massive fucking headache to clean things up after someone does nefarious things to your instance.

Yes I’ve found it to be a problem in previous years when bringing things back inside after the summer. I think this year I’ll just be giving everything a preemptive spray with soap when I bring it in.

It drank everything. I had a screw on battery pack that attached to the back of it and I still remember it didn’t last very long.

That’s a Microsoft sql server command…

I just ordered from Jericho a few months ago to try out. I got 2 bamboo shirts, one ring spun, and a bamboo hoody.

The bamboo shirts and hoody are my new favorites. Super soft and nice fit. So far they’ve been holding up well in the wash, and I would recommend.

The ring spun I’m less thrilled on, it hasn’t held its shape as well and it’s nothing special. Would definitely recommend their bamboo stuff though. If you sign up for their mailing list they seem to have regular sales.

https://www.houseofblanks.com/ is another option, but they’re all heavyweight and I’m not a fan of that.

Lemmy itself doesn’t use disk storage, it just writes to a db. If the disk is full then that’s a postgres issue, not a lemmy one. Lemmy might not even know the disk is full if the db is on a different machine.

Super Mario 3

There’s definitely a noticeable drop.

I’m surprised our backend traffic so flat, but I’m assuming it’s mostly federation

Nothing so far. Anubis has a built in rule set for activity pub.

Oh I didn’t realize they were Canadian, we’ll discuss!

Not unless you move over to our servers.

Try now?

I didn’t realize thunderbird could access lemmy. Will look later today.

They’re all generic user agents that just look like a browser. Nothing fingerprintable

I like your nickname vs username.

• red = obvious bots
• blue = bots and users hitting the first anubis page (ie, it’s 99.9% bots)
• green = users.

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