

Thanks for your reply. At every point I feel the opposite, and I think its obvious.
I explained a couple times. So did you. I really feel I get you.
And you’re … well … not wrong, but there’s something missing about how you evaluate social dynamics.
The only way to get people to behave is to leverage their petty bullshit to make them behave.
It could all fall over under sustained assault, but as Lemmy currently stands, instances and admin hold back the tide of crap that is everywhere else on the net.
This would be fun for something that wants a bare minimum cluster in order to run.
Here’s one such system, cozystack. Bare minimum dev instance is 3 nodes.
https://cozystack.io/
I’m into virtualization and have a homelab. I sort of want one of these toys, but anything it could run, I could run on 3 Proxmox VMs instead.
For those who didn’t read the article … It really only has power for 4 nodes. The power situation sounds janky. And it runs hot. So, those other three slots are really for cooling.