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+1 for Lemmy.ca. I was in Lemmy.ml first, but it was incredibly laggy and unresponsive so I moved here two months ago during the Reddit exodus and have stayed since. Lemmy.ca is always super responsive for me. Living near the server where Lemmy.ca is based probably helps as well.
I'll try lemmy.ca.
Here's an example of what I can't get to load: https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/56669296-5bcd-49f3-95e3-cab029fab284.jpeg
Is that what you see in .ca or .world?
I'm logging in on .ml and .ca and see that.
Dunno if it’s an instance issue then because it’s completely fine for me.
Any ideas on what the problem could be? I get a 404.
Does everything else work normally (like YouTube, etc.)? If they’re not working correctly, try unplugging your wifi router and repluging after a minute. Otherwise, I don’t know.