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New pict-rs allows setting compression levels and I'm upgrading to it right now. So this problem will be fixed soon.
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Uh oh, looks like something threw a fit, some thumbnails error out with {"code":"command-failure","msg":"magick Failed with exit status: 1"}
Two examples I can see:
You can check this post: https://lemmynsfw.com/post/7179084
TL;DR: I’ll fix that :)
Ah of course you're already on it. Nevermind me then 😁 Thank you for all your hard work, I really do appreciate it.
Thank you my friend 🙏🍻
That’s great news! Thank you for all your work!
I wonder if people could donate s3 safely somehow instead of money
I wonder if there's an API gateway for something like IPFS that speaks S3 – that'd allow pict.rs to speak to the storage layer if it already supports S3, and people could literally donate disk space to be used for the service. It'd need some thinking to get it right and a bit of a revamp of the deployment though, and I don't know if it's realistic idea at all, but it's an idea at least 😀
There'd be a double image download for content fetched from IPFS, increasing latency. Essentially the server wouldn't have to store any old content that hasn't been accessed for a while. Would probably make operational costs a lot lower in the long term, at the cost of user experience for old and unpopular content. Not bad?
Yeah, could use the distributed block FS as a sort of cold store, but at the same time the local node would always have the currently most popular blocks.
Relying on a distributed system that has a lot of churn in members for content availability is a bit of a gamble though, and content that doesn't get requested very often could just disappear if there's no systematic "clones" being done. Probably a shit idea, honestly 😅 I'll stick to posting pictures of pretty girls