Posts by jeromechoo@masto.ai
(DIR) Post #B4ascg9l3qhCZNw5Xk by jeromechoo@masto.ai
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@stux @Linux whoop! slipped in before the invite only switch! 😂
(DIR) Post #B5EVDwweygYUmDRgvI by jeromechoo@masto.ai
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@dangillmor Vance, subconsciously uniting Europeans against facism since 2025.
(DIR) Post #B5MV2TMECKZ95jbygS by jeromechoo@masto.ai
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@aeris @mcc failed deliveries happen all the time. mastodon.social is just another instance. Since Mastodon and misskey operate on shared inboxes, the failed deliveries won’t scale sender failures by recipient instance size.https://seb.jambor.dev/posts/understanding-activitypub/#:~:text=To%20combat%20this,our%20followers%20internally.
(DIR) Post #B5MVuvmsiDqWu22vw0 by jeromechoo@masto.ai
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@aeris @mcc this post you made probably just failed to deliver to a few instances. One of them could be mastodon.social if it was down. How does that affect delivery to masto.ai? mastodon.social being down is no different to your server than any other server being down. One request each.
(DIR) Post #B5MWchcQkg67hY1uRU by jeromechoo@masto.ai
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@aeris @mcc like I have already said — every post you’ve made just now has failed to deliver to several instances. Your instance is running just fine is it not?If mastodon.social goes down. It would add ONE more failed delivery to the queue of thousands your instance is already managing.
(DIR) Post #B5MWoN7cmhdzbfBWwS by jeromechoo@masto.ai
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@aeris @mcc and yet, despite the 43 min latency you’re reporting, we’ve been having a perfectly synchronous conversation for the last 15 minutes.
(DIR) Post #B5MXclsmzzb6sbHJB2 by jeromechoo@masto.ai
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@aeris @mcc 🤷 you figured it out for a second there and looped back around again.
(DIR) Post #B6naKHQfYYIXVlBRNA by jeromechoo@masto.ai
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@jalefkowit a long time ago at my wife's first job she told me one day she was feeling super burned out. Many of her colleagues had already left the company. She was straddled with a lot of their work. She was ready to quit, but as a new grad she needed the money. I coached her into telling her boss she's burned out and needed to switch to part-time or quit. They let her switch to a 20 hour/week schedule.Salary was never negotiated. She was paid full-time on 20 hours a week for years.