I mean yeah, all these big tech companies are trying to make their products feel faster, because that’s the only space they can compete. When it comes to privacy, they all lose.

Well, Google has been caught trying to make their sites slower / malfunctioning on Firefox. Usually they get away with it by saying it’s a mistake.

Still the best browser, even though the majority left it for the speed they think chrome has.

Lol :)

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No worries :)

But it says in the OP that this thread should be used for posting questions for the AMA?

What are the plans around admin tools?

Instance owners currently gets notified when someone has reported a user for spamming or trolling, but frequently it’s a user that is not on his instance, so he can’t do anything about it. Wouldn’t it be better if instance owners got notified only when they can take actual action (like the user being registered on their instance)?

FreeTube does and also Newpipe.

Yeah that’s what we are having here too, huge cpu usage and issues with outgoing federation. Sounds spot on.

What we are seeing is that outgoing federation of posts and comments works after a restart, but new posts and comments made on the local instance are not federating to other instances until the next restart. This is with version 0.19.1.

Also after a restart, the server eats a lot of cpu for several minutes. Im guessing this is normal with the federation queue being processed but cant be sure.

Why are these companies the worst? It’s a honest question since I actually don’t know much about them.

Never be sorry about stuff like this. You are not dumb just for missing some random comment on the internet. :)

:) Haha, I have had so many bad experiences with shitty managers so it’s kind of a joke alias.

I’m never closing mine as long as it has active users. Please come if it’s a good location for you - western USA. Performance and uptime is really good but you will have some network latency if you are on the other side of the world.

No I was just being stupid.

The default settings didnt have a redirect so you were getting the default nginx web page since you went to the http version.

Now you should be redirected. Thanks for taking the time to bounce a few pixels back and forth. :)

You dont bother me, this is very interesting actually…

You still get this default nginx page?

Edit: It didnt do a redirect by default. :) Will fix that.