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Re: Show HN: Hystoria – a Reddit-like site where all posts must be 5+ years old

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Post by throwaway894345 »

moksha256 wrote: post #14
calibas wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

To add, I believe that's caused by rate limiting in Nginx.

Thanks, looks like it was at 1 per second...I just boosted it a bit. EDIT: boosted again...gosh, HN front page is no joke :D EDIT 2: I ran into multiple rate limits, some of which were harder to discover/configure than others. Site should be back again. Sorry.

Seems like the host is down altogether for me.

Re: Show HN: Hystoria – a Reddit-like site where all posts must be 5+ years old

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Post by dom96 »

moksha256 wrote: post #14
calibas wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

To add, I believe that's caused by rate limiting in Nginx.

Thanks, looks like it was at 1 per second...I just boosted it a bit. EDIT: boosted again...gosh, HN front page is no joke :D EDIT 2: I ran into multiple rate limits, some of which were harder to discover/configure than others. Site should be back again. Sorry.

Why have rate limiting at all? Just disable it

Re: Show HN: Hystoria – a Reddit-like site where all posts must be 5+ years old

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Post by jodrellblank »

diegocg wrote: post #19

FYI, there is a subreddit for 10 years old news. It doesn't receive much traffic https://www.reddit.com/r/TenYearsAgo/

click

"Leslie Nielsen, star of 'Airplane!' and 'Naked Gun,' dead at 84 [10YA | Nov 29]"

Oh :(

I didn't realise.

Re: Show HN: Hystoria – a Reddit-like site where all posts must be 5+ years old

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Post by bryanlarsen »

minikites wrote: post #4

A post from 2015 about how the Earth is flat is just as disingenuous as a post from 2020 about how the Earth is flat. I'm not sure how this is supposed to lead to automatically thoughtful discourse.

Sturgeon's law: "90% of everything is crap". With the benefit of time it's easier to filter out the crap. New crap is shiny, old crap is stinky.

Sturgeon was talking about pop culture. There was a lot of crappy music composed contemporaneously with Bach, but the crap has been forgotten and only the good stuff survived.

Re: Show HN: Hystoria – a Reddit-like site where all posts must be 5+ years old

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Post by read_if_gay_ »

throwaway894345 wrote: post #21
moksha256 wrote: post #14

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks, looks like it was at 1 per second...I just boosted it a bit. EDIT: boosted again...gosh, HN front page is no joke :D EDIT 2: I ran into multiple rate limits, some of which were harder to discover/configure than others. Site should be back again. Sorry.

Seems like the host is down altogether for me.

For me too.

Re: Show HN: Hystoria – a Reddit-like site where all posts must be 5+ years old

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Post by doublerabbit »

moksha256 wrote: post #14
calibas wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

To add, I believe that's caused by rate limiting in Nginx.

Thanks, looks like it was at 1 per second...I just boosted it a bit. EDIT: boosted again...gosh, HN front page is no joke :D EDIT 2: I ran into multiple rate limits, some of which were harder to discover/configure than others. Site should be back again. Sorry.

Host pings, but port 80 is dead.

Re: Show HN: Hystoria – a Reddit-like site where all posts must be 5+ years old

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Post by anchpop »

moksha256 wrote: post #16
SirLotsaLocks wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Ay I thought this was based off of lemmy. It's cool to see it be used to create interesting sites like this.

I've deployed a number of web services and I have to say...Lemmy was incredibly streamlined and easy to deploy. Deployment is entirely automated with docker and an ansible script, and updating requires just 1 command. Really looking forward to them completing the ActivityPub integration.

Does lemmy still do the thing where they censor certain words and don't include a way to configure the censorship to try and discourage certain groups from using it?
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