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A High Priority for Moving Away from Lemmy
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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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I'd be willing to consider either and would love your, particular, feedback on this as well.
By the way. I have always been surprised that Beehaw did host images. The extra cost (they are large and costly in both storage and bandwidth), added security and attack vector possibilities, IP issues, CSAM issues, etc.
Also, I do not think this is a Lemmy specific issue. It is an image availability, and scale issue. Federation of course increases the scale a lot too.
Did you forget to log into your alts or are you unaware of how the edit button functions?
Storage is super cheap, fwiw.
Now be nice. Of course I know about the edit button. The comments were not posted at the same time and generally later editing is discouraged. Nor are long comments or one comment on different topics great.
Why on earth would I have multiple accounts? I am sure people do, but that too is kind of strange behavior and perhaps abusive depending on how they are used.
Edits are not frowned upon unless you're just editing a post to make someone look bad
Not as cheap as you think at scale and your renting the bandwidth and space from a hosting company and most of the users are probably free loading. The whole challenge of FOSS and services is that there is no one to pay operating costs.
May I gently suggest for next time that you reply to yourself in a chain, if you'd like to add something on, and if you are against editing your post? I have trouble reading the order of your posts from the default sorting method.
The RATE of storage both the increasing and the bandwidth transferring, is the expensive part.
I think if a platform has image capabilities this is to be expected. I guess the only exception if there are filters that can be used, but this seems unlikely. So I think it is an image vs. no image decision. The other problem with images is they can be attack vectors from a security point of view. Any complex file format can be an attack vector as interpreters of complex file formats often have bugs.
Can you imagine that the large platforms have whole teams of people that have to look at this stuff all day and filter it out. Not sure how that works, but it is probably the reality. Notice R$ never hosted images.