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Quick question: I have an account on Lemmy.world and kbin.social.. When trying to post on Lemmy.world it just spins and posts.. so I bopped over to my kbin account and one thing I noticed is that Kbin says it has 39 comments, but Lemmy.world this same post has 139... how do I square this circle?
There is sometimes a delay between the time when you make a post or comment and the time it gets synchronized by all of the federated instances. Depends on the instances in question, and their bandwidth and server load and etc.
Furthermore, comments made by a user whose instance is federated won't show up. A little in depth on this one:
Lemmygrad.ml is full of obnoxious tankies and is not federated with most instances. But they are federated to lemmy.ml. So users of lemmygrad.ml can comment on posts to lemmy.ml. But as a user of lemmy.ca which is federated with lemmy.ml and not lemmygrad.ml, if I go read that post on lemmy.ca, I won't see the comments made by users of lemmygrad.ml. basically it's a Venn diagram.
Beehaw.org is defederated from a few of the larger instances, so you won't see comments from lemmy.world users on posts hosted on beehaw.org.
It's weird, but it is a feature not a bug.
Well, it's all about a compromise in the end, but it's better than to depend on single actors, I think.
Exactly. Lemmy might give you the warning "This may be incomplete, view on the original instance", but if the only posts missing are ones from defederated neo-Nazi instances, not seeing them is indeed a feature rather than a bug.
Instances running 0.18.0 can't communicate with any Kbin instance right now. Anything already synced is readable, but new subscriptions, posts, and comments fail. See https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3354 .
I think a Black Arrow off the top rope would get you the three count
I think you might have responded to the wrong thread.
Let's not be so quick to rush to judgment there, eh?
But what's he talking about?
It's a wresting move. A black arrow is when you jump off the top ring on your opponent in an outstretched fashion.
Definitely lost Haha
Also... my first Lemmy comment. Whoo hoo!
That's what I call bug stacking.
They are talking about the bug that instances lose sync, which is in the pipeline to be fixed.
While doing so, @Djinger hit another bug, that randomly swapps out posts/comments while you write a comment, so that your comment appears at the wrong place.
This is a bug that has been fixed (I believe) in 0.18, but instances are still stuck in 0.17.4, because of a regression in 0.18 (captchas were removed), which will be reverted in 0.18.1, which has been released but many instances haven't upgraded yet.
Lost comments like theirs will never not be funny lol
Nope. Dude said "square the circle" and the subreddit for pro wrestling is "r/squaredcircle"
Can't say anything about the kbin side, but Lemmy has a known bug that syncs are only attempted once and if the target instance isn't available (e.g. due to maintainance downtime or due to being overrun by thousands of users), the sync is lost.
There is currently no workaround, except of maybe editing an unsynced comment, but the devs know about it and it's in the pipeline.
Theething problems. Overload hasn't ever been an issue until two weeks ago. I'm honestly impressed that Lemmy still works at all.