@mint@dcc@nyanide You'll loose the ability to change behavior based on the action (I have (un)blocks set to tag the actor and rest does not tag). But I don't think many fedi admins use that option anyway. A global one should be more than enough, if you want to still keep it configurable from AdminFE.
@nyanide@dcc You can probably put an expire() on the object after the incr() function and it will fix it, but then the question is: Does it remove that expire when you incr() the same object again. It requires some quick testing.
@nyanide@dcc It has one flaw (I think) when I last looked at it. The global per actor ratelimit has no lifetime specified, so an actor that hits the ratelimit during the lifetime of the Pleroma process (weeks/months) will stop generating notifs. Depending on how large your instance is, you might hit that unintentionally.
Or at least I think that's what will happen, because I've never actually tried testing that hypothesis.
@PurpCat Depends. Consumer garbage doesn't last more than 4 years before you start to see annoying faults anyway. So that's out the question. And larger businesses will probably still rotate devices rather quickly and dump them to e-waste (that's where he buys all the machines to refurbish). Where people will likely want to hold onto older hardware are those people that wanted to upgrade, but still don't necessarily need to. Remember, we live in a consoomer economy where having the latest iToddler devices really matters to the average normie.
@PurpCat Ah yes, the sex jokes aficionado wants to be taken seriously now.
>Linux I literally installed Mint on system for a 70+ year old boomer in my family. So far only got 2 phone calls in ~3 years. I think that's a success.
@fedi_block_bot Still salty that Seirdy was the first one to defederate me, yet did not provide any reason in the blog post. All it took was a reply to an SPC user.