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this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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Also it doesn't copy the images as Mastodon does, only the text objects.
For this reason, I assume it should be feasible to self-host an instance that sync with most communities.
For reference, Wikipedia (en) takes up just over 20 GB (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Size_of_Wikipedia), so I assume much less than that for Lemmy (with the current userbase).
oh right, that's a big one there. that images stay on the origin instance and they linked from there
I actually kind of like how Akkoma does this. It creates a constant size proxy with nginx, and all the images come from predetermined host instead of all over the net. It's a good mixture of not using tens of gigabytes of space and still spreading the load a bit between the instances.
@pimeys @knighthawk0811 yes, that sounds more privacy friendly, #Friendica also has a proxy function, it is also important that the proxy is just accessible for logged in users... so it get's more complicated. Otherwise bad people will posts media some place and link it in scam pages/emails and such.