I believe it just means the subscriber count on the instance you’re subscribing to hasn’t been updated.
Hey, you can do it by using this notation:
community_id = lemmy.discover_community('firefox@lemmy.ml')
If it helps, this is what you see in the URL when you visit a non-local community.
I’m running a very small instance and I highly recommend using LCS:
https://github.com/Fmstrat/lcs
Essentially it automatically subscribes to popular communities from other instances on behalf of a user within your instance. That way, when you want to subscribe to a community at some point, it’s quite likely that it will already be full of comments already.
That's interesting, they're two of my biggest interests. I wonder if this is true for a lot of other people.
I loved this app when I used an Android and immediately bought premium. Very sad to see it go.
About $5-$10 per month. I’m using an ARM64 system which make it even cheaper.
I'm hosting my own because it's fun and it's cheap to do it. I imagine it could get expensive to host bigger instances, and at that point the admins would likely look to donations to keep things going.
Has anyone tried it yet? Two downsides for me:
It's also more expensive than Bitwarden even at €1/mth
When this was announced I worked nearby and was excited about how much quicker I could get to work. Now, we don’t even have an office and everybody is working at home.
Very nice profile page!
And thanks for fixing the issue with not showing all subscribed communities. So much more unusable now.
Very impressive!
The problem is that you can't have spaces or capitals. The error message isn't very useful, it tells you to match the requested format but doesn't tell you the format that's being requested.