Not exactly HFY, maybe a sub-genre. However it’s more suited for HASO (Humans are Space Orcs) [email protected]
Not exactly HFY, maybe a sub-genre. However it’s more suited for HASO (Humans are Space Orcs) [email protected]
There is a community for Humans are Space Orcs
God save anyone who hurt a humans pet
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Added a link to this thread in the Community Sidebar.
This ability is what made us weaker apes the “apex predator” of the planet.
Let’s agree to disagree
I’m on the same boat.
I wish this was true, but most climate change deniers will never acknowledge that climate change is happening. Even if they do they will never acknowledge it’s because of human activity.
Human race is going to suffer immensely because of the greed of a small percentage of super rich assholes, politicians and the stupidity of half of humanity.
I fear what kind of world will my children live in when they become adults.
Chapter wise posting will be good. But make sure to not post more than 5 chapters in a day.
Chapter wise posts will be easier for the reader.
Yes, fantasy is allowed too. As long as it has humans of course. I read your WIP story. It was good. Looking forward to more stories.
Yes, I will change that.
Thanks for reading 😊
Welcome to HFY in the Fidiverse!
Welcome to HFY in the Fidiverse!
One of the large applications I was working on had the same issue, to solve it we ended up creating multiple smaller instances and started hosting a set of related API’s in each server.
for example read operations like list posts, comments etc could be in one server. write operations can be clusered in one server.
Later, whichever server is getting overloaded can be split up again. In our case 20% of API’s used around 3/4th of server resources, so we split those 20% API’s in 4 large servers and kept the remaining 80% API’s in 3 small servers.
This worked for us because the DB’s were maintained in seperate servers.
I wonder if a quasi micro-services approach will solve the issue here.
Edit 1: If done properly this approach can be cost effective, in some cases it might cost 10 to 20 percentage more in server costs, however it will lead to a visible improvement in performance.
The issue is you are sorting by “Active”, this is the default setting in Timeline.
You need to change it to either “Hot” or “New”. I personally feel “Hot” is the better option.
If that’s what they are banking on, they are in for a rude surprise. I am part of the crowd that has never used anything apart from the new reddit web and reddit’s official mobile app. Still I left for the fidiverse.
I reckon theres many more like me. Either way, it’s good for the internet as a whole. We need atleast some part of the internet that’s safe from corporate interests.
Exactly, this is what they are banking on.
Waiting for the next part!!!