I know some people using that big social network Lemmy-like. But none of them came to here.
I'm on a social network where people with IT experience sometimes help other people. Some of them don't want their work to be free (to avoid abuse of free work) but they also don't want to charge money. So we thought that in exchange we could ask for small donations for some NGO.
Do you know of any service or NGO that accepts small donations via Paypal and that also offers the possibility of indicating an arbitrary email address as proof that the donation was made? For example: > Alice helps Bob to fix his computer. After that, Bob should make small donation to some NGO and put alice@email.com so Alice can have a donation proof in her email account.
Sorry if my English is not good enough.
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New place to post anything about hip-hop culture from Spain. Sapanish is the preferred language, but english is welcome too.
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Comunidad para todo lo relacionado con la cultura hip-hop llevada a cabo en España.
Son bienvenidos posts sobre:
- Cualquiera de los elementos: rap, break dance, grafiti, turntablism, producción, beatbox...
- Cualquiera época: inicios en los 80s, hasta hoy en día con las nuevas tendencias
- Críticas sobre trabajos antiguos, noticias de nuevos trabajos, curiosidades, salseo...
!hiphopespanol@lemmy.zip
New place to post anything about hip-hop culture from Spain. Sapanish is the preferred language, but english is welcome too.
La Mala y el Cuervo fue un grupo formado por La Mala Rodríguez (antes Mala María) y El Cuervo (componente del colectivo QMJ).
Lo que sé de esta maqueta es que se lanzó en 1997 y que contenía 5 temas. ¿Alguien sabe algo más sobre ella? Me consta que hay varias personas que la tienen, pero por desgracia no están interesados en compartirla.
From https://status.proton.me/
Earlier today at around 4PM Zurich, the number of new connections to Proton's database servers increased sharply globally across Proton's infrastructure.
This overloaded Proton's infrastructure, and made it impossible for us to serve all customer connections. While Proton VPN, Proton Pass, Proton Drive/Docs, and Proton Wallet were recovered quickly, issues persisted for longer on Proton Mail and Proton Calendar. For those services, during the incident, approximately 50% of requests failed, leading to intermittent service unavailability for some users (the service would look to be alternating between up and down from minute to minute).
Normally, Proton would have sufficient extra capacity to absorb this load while we debug the problem, but in recent months, we have been migrating our entire infrastructure to a new one based on Kubernetes. This requires us to run two parallel infrastructure at the same time, without having the ability to easily move load between the two very different infrastructures. While all other services have been migrated to the new infrastructure, Proton Mail is still in middle of the migration process.
Because of this, we were not able to automatically scale capacity to handle the massive increase in load. In total, it took us approximately 2 hours to get back to the state where we could service 100% of requests, with users experiencing degraded performance until then. The service was available, but only intermittently, with performance being substantially improved during the second hour of the incident, but requiring an additional hour to fully resolve.
A parallel investigation by our site reliability engineering team identified a software change that we suspected was responsible for the initial load spike. After this change was rolled back, database load returned to normal. This change was not initially suspected because a long period of time had elapsed between when this change was introduced and when the problem manifested itself, and an initial analysis of the code suggested that it should have no impact on the number of database connections. A deeper analysis will be done as part of our post-mortem process to understand this better.
> The Nintendo 64 has always been a difficult machine to emulate correctly. But in 2025 - we should be well and truly past all of it right? Not exactly. Issues with Plugins, performance, graphical glitches, stutters. Unless you have a very powerful machine, these are common things many of us will run into when emulating the Nintendo 64. But why? And Is there any hope for fast, accurate N64 emulation in 2025 and beyond?
No hace mucho, El Jincho nos sorprendió con sus opinones políticas, ahora continúa por la senda del sinsentido, desvinculándose de la ciencia: apoyando el terraplanismo, negando la visita a la Luna, etc.
DigitalCore is a general tracker with decent amount of torrents. It has 1,422,961 torrents with 203,212 active torrents.
It has a good flow of scene and p2p releases. This tracker offers 7 days of free leech upon signup, otherwise they do offer a 24h free leech for every torrent that is uploaded. They also have a nice leech bonus system. Share 1tb data (and keep sharing) and get sitewide free leech.
- Web IRC: https://irc.digitalcore.club:9000/
- Sign-up: https://digitalcore.club/signup/
Stats:
- Registered users 12,628
- Torrents 1,422,961
- Active Torrents 203,212
- New Torrents Today 919
- Peers 337,633
- Peers record 433,128
- Seeders 363,033
- Leechers 5,294
- Requests filled 2,255
- Total requests 2,318
- Active users in the past 15 min 132
- Active users in the past day 1376
- Online IRC Users 205
- Online IRC announce channel users 529