Who's using the fediverse? (Mastodon)

[Pamplemousse]

@pamplemouss_@mamot.fr

[hexa]

@hexa@chaos.social

hexa- (@hexa@chaos.social)

[raboof]

the website link is now verified at NixOS (@nixos_org@chaos.social) - chaos.social

[Nebucatnetzer]

Started using again, you can find me at: @nebucatnetzer@swiss-talk.net

[drupol]

Mine is @pol@mathstodon.xyz

[Mapybara]

I’ve moved. Now I’m @tumble@pony.social

[justinas]

I’m @justinas@treehouse.systems.

[supermarin]

You can find me at @marin@ruby.social

[twoolie]

You can find me here: @twoolie@ioc.exchange

[raboof]

Oh, I’ve moved to @raboof@merveilles.town since a while now (and couldn’t use the account migration feature because quey.org went offline without any advance warning )

[Solene]

you can find me at @solene@bsd.network

[yuu]

• lemmy: @yuu@group.lt
• mastodon: @yuuyin@mastodon.social
• pixelfed: @yuu@pixey.org

[telent]

Since this discourse thread is now a better source of fediverse addresses than the mastodon thread that started it - I moved a while back from the mastodon.social server to @dan@brvt.telent.net - single user server using the nixos pleroma module

Has anyone tried using Akkoma (Pleroma fork) with the module? Pleroma is doing I-don’t-know-what-but-its-not-good (seq scans of the users table, for no reason I can determine) to my postgresql, and Akkoma is rumoured to have fixed a bunch of sub-optimal queries

[SergeK]

Giving it a try: @nobody@mastodon.acm.org

[telent]

@telent

Has anyone tried using Akkoma (Pleroma fork) with the module? Pleroma is doing I-don’t-know-what-but-its-not-good (seq scans of the users table, for no reason I can determine) to my postgresql, and Akkoma is rumoured to have fixed a bunch of sub-optimal queries

Replying to my own post … Pleroma 2.5 (in current unstable) is a lot less prone to caning the database than 2.4.x (in 22.11). I upgraded my otherwise-running-nixos-stable VPS to allow it