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Apart from the hole, that could be chicken on a raft, an old Royal Navy dish.

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I can’t go on. I’ll go on.

(Samuel Beckett)

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I have a Xerox colour laser printer that I’m very happy with: accepts off-brand toner, speaks postscript, good quality printing, no problems at all. I’ve also been very happy with Brother laser printers in the past.

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Oddities and Curiosities of Words and Literature by C C Bombaugh, one of my favourite reads, feels like it might be an obscure book.

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A red Majohn A1 with a Pilot VP stub nib in place of the standard EF nib, Lamy Peridot ink.

The lemmy.world bubble is back

For the past days I’ve noticed that posts/comments I make on my lemmy.world account are not (or rather very slowly, if ever) federated to the source instance of the community and post/comments that are on the source are not (or rather very slowly, if ever) federated to the local copy on lemmy.world....

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I’m not the OP, but I have an example from two days ago posting to a community hosted on feddit.uk:

My comment is lemmy.world/comment/1718032, which is present for lemmy.world, but not for feddit.uk

I haven’t posted any comments since, so I don’t know if it’s a one-off thing.

Beehaw’s defederation of lemmy.world doesn’t seem to be involved in this one.

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My example did not make it to lemm.ee either, so it would not have been exclusively a feddit.uk issue.

I would be really handy for finding out what’s going wrong if there were some way to track the history of a posting as it propagates across instances, but I’d imagine that would be quite tricky to do. On the other hand, perhaps these cases simply correlate with downtime either at the origin or at the receiving instance?

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But wouldn't 'leery' make sense there? It means something close to 'suspicious' after all.

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