New Entries

Canvas [toast.ooo], up 171.21% to 1279, (107 posts, 104 recent)

A Series of Tubes [sullen.social], up 2.93% to 128, (38 posts, 2 recent)

Firefox [lemmy.ml], up 1.86% to 11333, (393 posts, 22 recent)

Machinist [sh.itjust.works], up 1.23% to 163, (30 posts, 13 recent)

Programming [programming.dev], up 0.92% to 10616, (372 posts, 16 recent)

Stardew Valley [lemmy.ml], up 0.68% to 1079, (32 posts, 4 recent)

Steam Deck [lemmy.ml], up 0.66% to 3881, (128 posts, 8 recent)

homelab [lemmy.ml], up 0.61% to 4085, (97 posts, 7 recent)

AnarchyChess [sopuli.xyz], up 0.47% to 3711, (206 posts, 33 recent)

Ask Lemmygrad [lemmygrad.ml], up 0.40% to 361, (39 posts, 6 recent)

literature.cafe meta [literature.cafe], up 0.38% to 37, (7 posts, 3 recent)

Announcements [lemmygrad.ml], up 0.38% to 540, (41 posts, 3 recent)

Comradeship // Freechat [lemmygrad.ml], up 0.34% to 1566, (1164 posts, 48 recent)

Sigmarxism [lemmygrad.ml], up 0.30% to 207, (19 posts, 7 recent)

The Onion [midwest.social], up 0.29% to 338, (30 posts, 2 recent)

World News [lemmygrad.ml], up 0.27% to 1414, (637 posts, 38 recent)

Technology [lemmy.name], up 0.21% to 79, (5 posts, 2 recent)

Linux Phones [lemmy.ml], up 0.15% to 3406, (145 posts, 6 recent)

Skates [lemmy.graz.social], up 0.14% to 79, (11 posts, 2 recent)

Previously featured

Infinity for Lemmy [lemdro.id], up 308.71% to 1069, (48 posts, 43 recent)
Terrible Estate Agent Photos [feddit.uk], up 9.67% to 2644, (37 posts, 10 recent)
Achievers [lebowski.social], up 9.42% to 566, (55 posts, 18 recent)
Android [lemdro.id], up 6.01% to 12151, (361 posts, 35 recent)
The Far Side [sh.itjust.works], up 4.97% to 1874, (110 posts, 23 recent)
Memes [lemmy.ml], up 3.57% to 34031, (7134 posts, 214 recent)
artporn [lemm.ee], up 3.15% to 903, (158 posts, 44 recent)
Programmer Humor [programming.dev], up 2.88% to 11579, (238 posts, 14 recent)
Privacy [lemmy.ml], up 2.82% to 19824, (2481 posts, 54 recent)
Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ [lemmy.dbzer0.com], up 2.75% to 36329, (1052 posts, 81 recent)
Movies and TV Shows [lemmy.film], up 2.63% to 9876, (658 posts, 49 recent)
Asklemmy [lemmy.ml], up 2.63% to 34638, (2854 posts, 89 recent)
Linux [lemmy.ml], up 2.47% to 33628, (3007 posts, 124 recent)
Recipes [feddit.uk], up 2.25% to 407, (13 posts, 4 recent)
Cyberpunk [lemmy.villa-straylight.social], up 1.90% to 725, (99 posts, 13 recent)
Programmer Humor [lemmy.ml], up 1.84% to 24237, (925 posts, 20 recent)
Science memes [mander.xyz], up 1.77% to 1786, (51 posts, 7 recent)
Offbeat News [lemmy.ca], up 1.66% to 416, (47 posts, 10 recent)
Climate - truthful information about climate, related activism and politics. [slrpnk.net], up 1.59% to 1804, (662 posts, 84 recent)
Trending Communities [feddit.nl], up 1.57% to 1635, (27 posts, 4 recent)
World News [lemmy.ml], up 1.56% to 25962, (5848 posts, 185 recent)
Raining [sh.itjust.works], up 1.54% to 809, (78 posts, 6 recent)
Open Source [lemmy.ml], up 1.46% to 20512, (1717 posts, 24 recent)
Straßenfotografie [feddit.de], up 1.19% to 195, (47 posts, 15 recent)
Fuck Cars [lemmy.ml], up 0.93% to 7217, (840 posts, 9 recent)
Hobbit Art [hobbit.world], up 0.72% to 309, (57 posts, 5 recent)
Anime Wallpapers [ani.social], up 0.64% to 308, (46 posts, 7 recent)
DeGoogle Yourself [lemmy.ml], up 0.63% to 4675, (139 posts, 6 recent)
White People Twitter [sh.itjust.works], up 0.61% to 1621, (37 posts, 2 recent)
AbandonedPorn [reddthat.com], up 0.30% to 1858, (34 posts, 5 recent)
Paris et sa banlieue [jlai.lu], up 0.21% to 100, (9 posts, 3 recent)

Results are averaged over the past 7 days

  • Schaedelbach@feddit.de
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    Just wanted to drop by saying I love your listings! I already discovered a ton of interesting communities!

  • freamon@endlesstalk.org
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    Finally rid of the yoke of lemmy.world, the real Lemmy emerges … (from the left, of course)

    • Coelacanth@feddit.nu
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      1 year ago

      I was going to say, the numbers today look very strange (by that I mean low). Is .world being DDOSed again?

      • freamon@endlesstalk.org
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        1 year ago

        There’s nothing for lemmy.world because web crawlers like the one at lemmyverse.net (where the bot gets its data from) can’t read it.

        I think this is due to the 0.18.3 update, and how instances have/haven’t implemented the changed to the API
        This comment from marsara9@lemmy.world seemed relevant:

        This is the same reason I had to turn off my search engines crawler.

        There were changes made to the API to ignore any page > 99. So if you ask for page 100 or page 1_000_000_000 you get the first page again. This would cause my crawler to never end in fetching “new” posts.

        lemm.ee on the other hand made a similar change but anything over 99 returns an empty response. lemm.ee also flat out ignores sort=Old, always returning an empty array.

        Both of these servers did it for I assume the same reason. Using a high page number significantly increases the response time. It used to be (before they blocked pages over 99) that responses could take over 8-10 seconds! But asking for a low page number would return in 300ms or less. So because it’s a lot harder to optimize the existing queries, and maybe not possible, for now the problematic APIs were just disabled.

    • Madbrad200@lemmy.world
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      With lemmy.world having issues, they’ve restricted their API usage to services such as Lemmyverse (which this bot sources its data from). This means that it can’t really accurately reflect changes for lemmy.world communities, which in-turn means the bot is only going to pick up on changes from communties that aren’t hosted on lemmy.world. Note the low %'s, these likely aren’t actually the highest movers.