Apologies for some of the recent “503” errors in Micro.blog. We’ve made some configuration tweaks today that should reduce or eliminate the problem.
Apologies for some of the recent “503” errors in Micro.blog. We’ve made some configuration tweaks today that should reduce or eliminate the problem.
@manton that’s part of why I pay for the service, so I don’t have to figure out and fix these kinds of things
@manton what I’m trying to say is “Thank you for continuing to work on making this a better and better experience”
@manton I figure it's a sign of growth. I use it as an opportunity to do something I've been putting off.
@manton I was reading about Eugene Rochko struggling to cope with the recent boom in Mastodon membership and it just made me glad that Micro.blog is basically designed to always grow at a gradual pace. The "always-on" addiction of the web over the past 10 years is one of those things that I hope an increasing number of people will now reject.
@manton Thank you!
I work on server software, so I know this kind of thing can be stressful. Appreciate all the work going into MB!
@SimonWoods I read that too and feel for him… @jean and I were talking yesterday about how the Twitter fallout is a marathon, not a sprint. Maybe it's even a very, very long walk. No reason to get burned out with lack of sleep.
@SimonWoods @manton I hope he doesn't introduce "quote tweets" in Mastodon. Sudden gain of power can be tempting. Here I'm trying to figure out how to de-boost my account so don't want to think about whatever the term it will be for Quote-Tweeting.
@manton No worries, Manton, if anything it’s a good problem to have. Always appreciate everything you do here to keep things going.
@pratik Agreed. Another reason I'm happy to maintain Micro.blog as my final attempt to have a personal digital identity; I would rather give up on the timeline-based web than partake in "quoting" culture.