It currently requires messing with the database directly, which is a bit annoying. I think since the next Lemmy release that should enable it by default is probably coming early next year, we might just wait for that.

Hard to say if this is a specific issue with our Lemmy instance, or some incompatibility between Lemmy and Mastodon.

Edit: it seems like hachyderm.io requires signed fetches, which we (and Lemmy in general) currently don’t have enabled. It looks like it will become the default for Lemmy version 0.20 thought.

There are some credible rumors that Durov had financial issues during the pandemic and went back to Russia to strike some sort of deal with the regime there, which would also explain why since then there have been no further attempts to block Telegram in Russia.

Supplementary services are mostly back, just need to fix some issues with Movim still. Edit: seems to be done

Crossposting into communities like /c/urbanism can help promote a community.

I think for moderators it is best if you look for people that start posting or commenting in your new community and ask them via DM if they want to help moderating it.

Works are ongoing. Server rebuild is complete hardware wise, but it needs some reconfiguration on the software side. So far it looks good though.

Induction or generally an electric stove should not be against regulation. Is it a problem of outdated 110V cabling in the US?

Ich glaube sowieso das das ein Capybara und kein Hund ist.

After a long delay, this will probably happen on Sunday the 8th of December now.

I see no reason why they would be worse, other that the initial purchase price.

I think you need to be more careful with your use of “scaling up”. You mean vertical scaling, while ActivityPub is good in horizontal scaling.

Indeed, with ActivityPub you will probably never have a single point that has a global view of the network, which (at least for now) is the way ATProto presents the network. Arguably that is not a desirable feature anyways, but lets just say that people have different opinions on that.

Well, that sound like a problem that is at least manageable since fungi have relatively short generation cycles unlike trees.

Yes.

Naja, die 10 Euro Preise gibt es aber auch nur an Stellen wo die Immobilienbesitzer kräftig alle Ladenbetreiber abschröpfen.

This is what you get if you use silly generic terms as names for your chat protocol 🙄

Hmm, the temperature effect is well known, but I am a bit confused as acid should have the opposite effect and is usually used to turn limescale back into solution.

The article is about historical natural abundance of oysters in Europe which people seem to have entirely forgotten.

Today’s oysters are all farmed anyways and most are consumed as a normal ingredient in east-asian dishes.

Light-shafts or relatively inefficient building layouts are necessary once a building hits a certain size, so this would probably not have a big impact on overall living space. Of course such a building would be more expensive to build, but it might be possible to offset if the vertical farm’s profits would benefit the same housing coop.

I think it could be interesting to integrate these into newly build apartment buildings. They could function as a sort of light shaft in the interior and should also be quite efficient to block noise between apartments. Heating would be also mostly “free” in such a setup.

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