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  • Red - 🤖30%@reddthat.comtoJerboa@lemmy.ml•Is there a way to upload more than one image at a time per post?English
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    1 year ago

    Also, no. Pict-rs the service behind all the Lemmy image hosts, has a config of max-images=1 set by default

    Lemmy also does not use the background mode it uses the active mode for uploading images to pictrs for processing.

    This means that your images need to completely upload, process, and return back the url within 15/30s otherwise it fails and you get that random red box JSON error line 1.

    If you scaled that out to multiple images (let’s say 5), you would run into the risk of timeouts happening.
    On-top of that Lemmy doesn’t have that capability (yet?).

    People usually upload 1 main image, then in the body of the post you can upload more images in there. Add them with the picture icon.

  • Red - 🤖30%@reddthat.comtoJerboa@lemmy.ml•Lemmy.world banning piracy made me realize it's something a client can solveEnglish
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    1 year ago

    If you defederate from porn because of legal reasons you might as well be a private instance. Porn is allowed in every country bar a few on earth, and users even have the ability to turn off all NSFW content via their profile. Adult content is the easiest to solve for.

    But that is just porn and I understand your point. At the end of the day, any instance is allowed to connect with whomever they want. Regardless of reasoning.

    We had a few communities on Reddthat that were blocked on an instance level by hacking the database. After it subscribes between two instances you remove the db connection and it tricks Lemmy and doesn’t re-subscribe.

    Within a month, third party applications will have multi account auto creation features with syncing of community subscriptions or abilities to connect directly into the communities that are siloed.