I’ve been having intermittent issue accessing lemmy.world today. Seems to be working fine through Voyager on my phone, but my still unable to access via my desktop.
Just move to another instance, and leave the lag behind.
No, not lemmy.ml or sh.itjust.works or beehaw.org, find a small one, the experience will be better. (Try a themed instance so your local feed us useful)
There’s not really any negatives except losing subscriptions and comments. You just need to find a new instance and sign up for it like you did originally
I think I figure out my issue. I’m running pfBlockerNG on my firewall and it looks like the lemmy.world server IP ended up in the CINS_army_v4 list and was getting blocked in my network.
Welcome to using basically the biggest Lemmy instance. There are some users that are constantly trying to DDoS and take down the site. They tried to mass create communities to try and be a power mod, and that got shut down. So perhaps the same user retaliating. Maybe probably other users too.
He doesn’t actually have to do anything, some people are such fanboys they’ll do it without asking. Just because they can’t let people have something nice, or just to be trolls.
Hello there! I hope you’re liking it here. Could you please edit your post title to include a question? It’s our first rule, and it will also help your post gain more traction. :)
It went down a bit earlier. What I’d do is clear your site data/cookies and see if that fixes it. On chromium browsers: click the lock icon on the left of the url bar > cookies > trash icon next to lemmy.world
Also ensure you don’t have any adblockers blocking lemmy.world, this is possible considering the lemmy.world icon seems to be blocked :)
Very strange. What I’d do for now is use another instance. If you want, you can export your subscriptions using the Migrator tool, and then import them into another instance (such as lemm.ee). Then, you can carry on as normal!
You’ll need to sign up for lemm.ee but otherwise nothing else will change.
Are you absolutely not using any kind of dns blocking, e.g pihole/nextdns/etc? It could be causing it.
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