@Die4Ever

Die4Ever@retrolemmy.com · 3 days ago

I mean just look at how many people still use reddit and discord.

And Twitter

Die4Ever@retrolemmy.com · edit-2 4 days ago

I basically do this with https://lemmy.mods4ever.com/

It’s fine, I didn’t really check out alternatives or real blog platforms though lol. It doesn’t use many resources since it isn’t subscribed to any remote communities. I can share resource usage numbers when I get home but it’s really low, barely uses CPU, the backup zip files are like 60MB

edit: cpu is like below 1%, ram is maybe like 500MB used total? and the backup zip file is 55MB

edit 2: docker stats

NAME	CPU %	MEM USAGE / LIMIT	MEM %	NET I/O	BLOCK I/O
lemmy_proxy_1	0.00%	9.078MiB / 7.57GiB	0.12%	2.42GB / 1.16GB	532kB / 12.3kB
lemmy_lemmy-ui_1	0.00%	157.6MiB / 7.57GiB	2.03%	957MB / 1.94GB	26.2MB / 0B
lemmy_lemmy_1	0.06%	193.2MiB / 7.57GiB	2.49%	7.36GB / 2.86GB	5.26MB / 0B
lemmy_postfix_1	0.00%	6.129MiB / 7.57GiB	0.08%	80kB / 126B	1.87MB / 77.8kB
lemmy_postgres_1	0.02%	578.9MiB / 1.465GiB	38.59%	1.57GB / 6.9GB	98.8MB / 992MB
lemmy_pictrs_1	0.18%	31.53MiB / 690MiB	4.57%	2.73MB / 178MB	61.2MB / 1.5GB

Die4Ever@retrolemmy.com · edit-2 7 days ago

Sure but IDK that just doesn’t seem important. That’s the same issue we had switching from Reddit to Lemmy. My Reddit posts aren’t gone and neither are my programming.dev posts, I’m here on retrolemmy.com now and I’m fine leaving my old account behind. If I need to edit an old post then I’ll open programming.dev but that doesn’t bother me.

Die4Ever@retrolemmy.com · 7 days ago

Then they’re the same as the Reddit users who refuse to move. It’s not hard to move to a different Lemmy/PieFed instance, that’s our strength. You can export your account data and import it to your new instance so your subscriptions transfer.