

I would argue and say that it is poor implementation on your developers behalf, Lemmy itself supports it, your client is failing to properly render the image.
As mentioned previously, Voyager displays the image as intended.


I would argue and say that it is poor implementation on your developers behalf, Lemmy itself supports it, your client is failing to properly render the image.
As mentioned previously, Voyager displays the image as intended.


from an actual search company that values privacy.
California company obliged by FVEY? While I appreciate their efforts, American based companies kind of have a history of abandoning their privacy-respecting ways once subpoenaed.


Entirely depends on the instance admin and whether or not they keep it maintained and up to date.


If you don’t trust the platform then you shouldn’t be using it. No bandaid like antivirus or firewall can help with that.
I mean, if you don’t have a firewall on the device itself then your router certainly does, your device requests xyz port open your router will oblige with UPNP unless explicitly denied.
The on-device firewall is just an extra step before it hits your router’s firewall anyways, I’m sure your devices have made contact with servers behind your back that you know nothing about.


Web browsers look for either port :80 or port :443 by default, your reverse proxy sits on those ports, hence why you don’t need to input a port at the end of the domain.
Get yourself a load balancer like Traefik or SWAG, buy a domain, setup ACME certificates for SSL/TLS and start pointing your load balancer to your services.


Name 1 great struggle that humanity suffers from that “Ai” has resolved.


The firewall is annoying? I would argue and say the firewall is protecting your computer from connecting to a rouge server, annoying or not it’s better than some douche abusing an exploit in your system.


perhaps if you open the Wiki link where the image was taken from, for me it’s animated on Voyager.


OpenSnitch is a nice for the desktop environment, deny by default and prompts the user when an application requests a open port, at first the prompts can get a little overwhelming given how many things want to connect to xyz server but eventually lightens up.


Lemmy is certainly not impervious to bots, hell scraping Lemmy is arguably easier than Reddit because any Joe can setup a Lemmy instance and federate with others.


As a Canadian elbows are at a cool 30° right now, not everything is peaches and cream on the liberal side of the rainbow.


Pity and Shame typically go hand an hand, you’ll hear people say “That’s a shame” but you can replace shame with pity “That’s a pity” and achieve the same result.
However when addressing another person, you won’t hear people say “I shame you” instead you’ll hear “I pity you” to show displeasure or anger to another person.
Hope this helps!
Little late but I doubt Microsoft wants to relive the horrors of JTAG/RGH Xbox 360’s hence the locked down systems.
That’s certainly an improvement.


Ah I’ve had mine for a week now, if you encounter this issue it can be really annoying because steam will claim the update is “mandatory” and either force you to quit steam or make you sit and watch the update fail to get out of it.
Quite a fun controller regardless of this issue, granted I have no idea how the grip-enabled gyro works.


Note to self, avoid https://grrrgraphics.com/

If I saw this late at night scurrying through my house I would shit myself.


All I want from Microsoft nowadays is Halowars 2 on Steam. I’ll gladly pay the $50 again.
At least they’re admitting their fault.
Edit; Their matrix room if anyone is interested.
https://matrix.to/#/#selfhosted:selfhosted.chat