Well. You probably want some pictures. For a site icon, for your pfp etc. which necessitates setting up the image server. You can quite easily stop your server from caching external images, as I’ve just done, so only your local images are stored. I don’t know about disallowing user uploaded images entirely. Maybe you can set an upload limit of 0 or smth?
I just set up our S3 image storage, which costs us 6.27€ pr. TB. (with Hetzner)
Actually, how do you backup your images? I am bit unsure of what to do here, since the objects aren’t really managed by me.
I mean, 1.2TB isn’t that much in terms of price, but it’s still a heck of a lot. I’m gonna look into proxying, and disabling the caching. Thanks!
Yup. This is my thought process exactly. One gigabyte, for 20 days of being properly online, is not much. My cost is around 6€ pr. month pr. terabyte (pretty nice), but I have no idea how my usage will grow.
This is very useful. Thanks!
The what?
Oh, thanks. I will be patient then.
Thank you! I think it’s a bit more fun than some other Lemmy domains.
I had seen this a bit early, I could’ve approved you, so that you could skip over the requirements. Thanks for the help anyways!
Well, I am having trouble even registering indie-ver.se on the website. It says I am not guaranteed on fediseer, but the instance has been guaranteed by feddit.uk and endorsed by a few other instances. I’ve made an issue on the lemmy-federate GitHub and DM’ed the creator on Lemmy. Hopefully the issue can be quickly resolved.
I’ve tried to document the infrastructure around it, and made everything super organized, so that it’s both easier to maintain and hand over in case that’s ever needed.
Oh wait, IT COSTS MONEY?!? Oh noo… Anyway, I wanted the help smaller indie game communities get shown, so they won’t have to be spread across 20 different generic instances.
Most of our visitors, already had a fedi-verse account, even those who found us via. reddit. So there haven’t been that many applications.
You are free to create the community yourself!
I think it’s my front-end which made the links into links with []() markdown syntax as well. I’m gonna fix that. Thanks!
I SAW! Thank you so much. For some reason lemmy-federate.com doesn’t recognize it yet, but I see it on gui.fediseer.com. Thank you!
That happens on some frontends, like Boost. Works fine on the website!
Also the baltatro community !Balatro@indie-ver.se was made by the moderators of r/Balatro as they wanted to be a part of this to. I don’t think they knew of that community though…
I will look into this. Thanks!