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On my phone so I can't dig out links, but there are two tools being recommended: Redact and PowerDeleteSuite. Both allow you to edit the comment/post before deleting, because if you straight-up delete the message Reddit reserves the right to the message content as it stood at deletion.

Half of the time spent compiling with -funroll-loops -O6, amirite

I'm actually seeing a fair number of people linking or mentioning Lemmy, there may be traction...

I'll admit to a little shitposting in the AMA thread to be fair, but mostly to promote Fediverse alternatives where people are asking where they can go.

Heck, by the time we'd know for sure that Lemmy isn't working out, there'd be no content left on Reddit to go back to.

It's already much busier here than it was a couple days ago, though; I think we'll be alright.

Mm, I use(d) Slide personally, which is more-or-less abandonware at this point. I expect that'll just get its API user disabled by the dev, so it "doesn't work" any more.

Oh hey, it's a casUK.

Are we thinking of using the same timetable for daily posts, or mixing it up? I do very much enjoy Thursday Rants, and I'm not the only one, I'm sure.

Might be a silly question, but: does ActivityPub support setting up a subinstance that gets its data from somewhere else? Traditionally you'd probably do that with a pgsql machine and multiple frontends, but having thought about it while typing this out, putting that load on the ActivityPub protocol would mean loading up the master to much the same extent as just having the traffic hit the master directly...

Many thanks, dropped 10mBTC.