I think making the standard library larger in a composable way would be great. If we actually uplifted "blessed crates" from a loose concept to an actual thing in the build system, it would make Rust much easier to adopt for those who are not already well versed in the ecosystem.
There are some platforms that offer emoji reactions. That at least gives a bit more nuanced of a reaction than just "up" or "down" - but it is not clear how you would use emoji reactions to sort posts. The good thing about upvotes and downvotes is that it's a very easy signal for which posts should be at the top, and which should be sorted below.
Boost (if its the same as on Mastodon) is indeed entirely different. It's an "Announce" activity, which is akin to sharing or "reblogging" the post. This is not treated as an upvote in lemmy as far as I know.
Admin of Feddit.dk. We try not to use non-EU suppliers and I don't like the idea of depending so fully on something like Cloudflare. I could see us using an EU equivalent but don't really see the need right now.
What is a KVM? I'm not familiar with the term. I just meant that you aren't able to SSH into the machine or something? But I guess if it's turned off and physically unavailable, that's hard.
I have a really hard time seeing this as a problem. Why is 125 an "absurd" version number? You've presumably done 125 patch versions since the last minor version, so doesn't it just make sense?
It's just a number, it doesn't matter if it's "high".
I feel like you're moving from moderation to sort of oppressive or authoritarian territory once you're literally building a social credit system into your software. If you want that, sure use PieFed. I don't want that, so I won't.
No just the whole thing. It seems sort of extreme to do all this stuff in the code. This is not something the software should have inbuilt if you ask me.
It's based on lemmy-ui which is AGPL-licensed, so I'd think it would have to be released somewhere?