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I think I need bigger boobs. Do you think I should get a tit job done? And what size would fit me the most?
  • Start with something that can go submuscular and have them go in through your armpit. They’ll stay perky and it won’t ruin your areola or sensitivity. They’ll tell you to tape the areola or keep pasties on post surgery. Think of it like retainers. Super important to keep everything as perfect as possible as they settle in.

    You should be able to double your cup size. Then maybe think about resistance training and lip fillers to curve up the rest of your body. Everyone who goes down this road overdoes it too much. Just a touch here and there adds up.

    Think of guys who go all bicep and look stupid compared to people who get why tricep, delt, and back matter for that perfect look.

  • [COMPLETED] Migrating media server
  • I’ve read the cloud engineering headache write up from a few different Lemmy servers now so I no longer can remember which ones are on CDNs and which ones aren’t. Are you backed by anything in particular? Once you are on object storage you are likely to find a surprising egress bill if you aren’t caching the images and other content at a higher CDN tier.

    You should also more or less immediately get lifecycle policies setup in your object store to tier older posts into cheaper storage. It’s 10-20 minutes of learning effort that stands to save you thousands of dollars. The trade offs with storage classes are usually cheaper storage as reads get more expensive. Since Lemmy promotes fresh content there is likely a balance you can strike in your lifecycle policies to drive storage costs down for older content that is unlikely to be loaded a ton of times.

  • Where did all the posts go?
  • One thing that seems to be consistent across the entire fediverse is that it is incredibly unstable. Most of the admins running a lot of them are not professional cloud engineers and are still learning how to do HA (high availability) for scale. This is doubly complicated by Lemmy itself not being well engineered for that kind of configuration and that building systems that way exchanges stability for raw dollarydoos and every Lemmy server is self funded.