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and that's done still need to load all the language models for each locale, but now the translation target matches the Language setting. Thank you ISO 639-1 for making this easy

huh it worked, that's good

Moved under the profile menu for now:

thats pretty funny though using hugging face to send fedi spam nice job

@clayhobby565 a better thing would be to get people to start more Mitra servers https://codeberg.org/silverpill/mitra More servers we have up, the more resilient the network. I'm honestly surprised this instance has lasted as long as it has

@clayhobby565 I'm not really wanting wizard.casa to become a huge hub or anything, it might end up being too much work: vid related, got some spam sign ups last night to clean up

@dsdarkkogo The biggest use of disk space here is proxying media on posts and that size depends on how many accounts your instance is following (or posts with media attachments federating to you really) Since there are some accounts here that are really aggressive with follows, the media directory can become an issue, but I countered by being really aggressive with this setting: # Data retention parameters. # Objects will be deleted after the specified number of days. retention: # Remote posts with which local accounts didn't interact extraneous_posts: 2 # Remote accounts without posts empty_profiles: 1 Which can be annoying to users that like to browse hashtags since if nobody interacts with a post it'll be removed. Database size is also dependent on number of users, relationships etc, but since you asked here's the stats: media dir: 43G postgres db dump: 891M but for a single user instance it should be MUCH much smaller!

@silverpill @dsdarkkogo showing my ignorance here, but I thought 'media proxy' was just when we don't reject media and instead download it locally so clients don't hit other server's media Can you point me to what you mean? Sounds like the opposite of what I thought where we don't host the media and instead have clients "hotlink" media from other instances I was thinking it could be useful to have a setting for media retention instead of post retention: keep the posts, but delete the media until they're loaded or something like that

@bmcd@wizard.casa yep, went pretty smooth! We're on v5.0.0 now