The ozone layer hole.

Managed to barely dodge that one

fixed

The hole in the ozone layer for example.

This image originally appeared on the RSS feed post, though it’s not currently in the article

I would guess that the ml admins / lemmy devs haven’t seen this post (tags in post bodies don’t notify) and that even if they did, at minimum they’d need the logs for:

some errors coming from the Lemmy side

To have any hope of saying why it’s not working properly (assuming the errors are related to the federation issues), but that ultimately the mbin devs would probably be in a better position to interpret those logs.

E: ah, I see that blued_gear is an mbin dev from their profile.

Best of luck - I hope you’re able to help people get to the bottom of what’s going wrong.

Unfortunately, my experiences with reporting federation problems in the past has often been that it’s hard for me to get the right info to the right people.

Maybe, but it seems somewhat specific to kbin.earth to me. The error logs blued_gear saw might help the right people understand the issue too and dig in further if there’s something that needs fixing either in mbin or lemmy.

The one other mbin instance using 1.10.1 that federates with grad doesn’t have the same issue with the same users at least:

• tardigram
• gehirneimer.de does not federate
• rimworld.gallery does not federate
• thebrainbin.org does not federate
• fedia.io and kbin.melroy.org both require sign ins

I guess my point is that the federation issues seem to affect specific users, then. I poked at threads some more until I found nearly exactly the same issue with Cletus - history ends ~a month ago, more recent comments haven’t federated.

If it’s not an issue with having been moderated on kbin.earth, it still seems oddly user specific, and at least possibly time correlated for the two examples I’ve found so far. That might make it easier for blued_gear to figure out more about what goes wrong.

Hey! Hope you’re not banned from kbin.earth, but I only gathered a single data point and having your history drop off like that made it seem possible.

Is there a way to see a user’s moderation history on kbin.earth like there is on lemmy? I picked a random thread with discrepancies in comment counts, and the missing chain is started by opiumfree, whose history ends a month ago there. I’m not familiar enough with how bans show up on mbin to know if there’s more that should show up, and I don’t see a way to filter by a specific user in the modlog.

Also, note that until 1.0 user tags only work in comments on lemmy.

If only pro-exploitation ideologies weren’t violently suppressing opposition they might stand a chance.

You probably already have me blocked, but rapid cross posts get collapsed in the new feed or when they’re otherwise both on the same page. I’ll post the same thing to several relevant comms on different instances at once because I care less about those instances, but still want to put relevant content there. I don’t tend to xpost to multiple relevant comms on the same instance.

Wildfires are good for the economy, actually

Damage to property and local infrastructure may lead to temporary business disruptions due to power outages, road closures, and direct damages to buildings and other business infrastructure, which can affect business sales, employment, and wages. But construction for rebuilding generally provides a local economic boost. Effects on household income are ambiguous, too: insurance payouts, disaster aid, and other government assistance often offset negative shocks. Over the long run, many outcomes are possible, including “creative destruction” or “build back better” scenarios in which economic growth is higher than it would have been.

At the county level, wildfires cause a small but statistically significant 0.4 percent boost in the average employment growth rate.

Capitalism wants us to start more wildfires.

Very fast shutter speed, to start with, and I’d guess dialing in the expected focus ahead of time while watching the leaf get cut so that when it takes off you can capture it, maybe combined with a high resolution wider shot that you crop and/or multiple photos taken rapidly.

Carcinisation is difficult when you’re not a crustacean.

more please

more please

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