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Don’t know if this bug is reported upstream or not.
My default listing is “subscribed”, if I go to “Top All” and click next page button, I get “Top Sucscribed, page 2”. (my current listing doesn’t last)
Don’t know if this bug is reported upstream or not.
My default listing is “subscribed”, if I go to “Top All” and click next page button, I get “Top Sucscribed, page 2”. (my current listing doesn’t last)
I browse lemmy in these orders:
Communities I subscribed, sort by new.
Active All, I’ve blocked a few meme communities so I don’t see them much.
Top 6 hours All.
Top 1 hour All.
some sort of dashboard with monitoring and statuses of all my services
See if Uptime Kuma suits your needs.
Are there any major no-no things a newbie might do with Docker/selfhosting that I should avoid?
Allow password based SSH authentication, you should look into key based authentication
I wanted to have it behind a domain, how would I achieve it?
Use a reverse proxy (like caddy) which serves different content based on domain name.
I think “Feeling good” is in this category.
You might not need it but it’s a very small image (3.5MB for multi-arch iso) so why not?
Official wiki page that lists AP with Wifi AX support
(Some devices that lists “Snapshot” might be supported by 23.05 currently in release candidate phase)
If I remember correctly you can plug in phone line to RJ45, this stackovwerflow question lists some caveats.
Or use something like KeePassXC that uses a database file, no internet required (other than downloading software).
I can confirm Connect for Lemmy (Android) can search in post and comments.
Imagine you have Permission to post as axzxc1236@lemmy.world
as an object that is locked in a safe deposit box, the key is JWT token
.
The key, by how it works, can be obtained by (1) knowing axzxc1236@lemmy.world’s password (+2FA token if configured) (2) have a copy of the token (3) somehow cheat lemmy.world’s authentication scheme (by somehow skipping authentication or acquiring magic tool to generate random token … etc).
What happened today is scenario (2), by a single line of JavaScript planted by hacker, and if you have access to my unlocked desktop computer, you can see and copy the key by using F12 (developer tool).
Scenario (2) can be mitigated by tying the sending computer IP to JWT token
, but as far as I can tell lemmy.world doesn’t have the option, and most of people get random new IP address every now and then because how Internet currently operates, so this feature can be very annoying.
now introduce Permission to post PGP signed message as axzxc1236@lemmy.world
as an object that is locked in a safe deposit box, this deposit box has two key slot (like a bank deposit box), JWT token
and PGP private key
.
This PGP private key
doesn’t have to sit in your browser, it can be on a burner phone which it’s only purpose is a APP for signing message, it can be on a USB thumb drive that is stored in your parent’s basement, or usb thumb drive that sits in bank deposit box which requires a bank employee to authenticate your ID to access…
No one store their PGP private key in cookies, at least I hope so.
Ideally someone wants to send signed message doesn’t store the signing key in their browser, sandbox their browser even.
I setup Swapspace in case I ever need to compile something very big, but usually my system doesn’t use swap.
Serverhunter is a search engine for cloud servers and has easy to use filter functions.
I am surprised that I didn’t see anyone link to https://lowendtalk.com/ and https://lowendspirit.com/, OP can ask in both places and see what people have for offer.
Or get yourself your own domain name, and use a email service provider that can forward all emails of the domain name to one account.
Gigabyte GB-BNIP-N200
MSI Cubi N ADL
Beelink EQ12
I’ve saw some good news about Intel’s N95/100/200/305 CPUs, N200 is said to have similar performance as I5-7400 at 6W TDP.
There was a thread that asks the same question (which I can’t find… somebody paste the link pls):
You can observe lemmy’s database schema on Github.
This links to current (as this comment) version of “local_user” table.
Reasons I can think of:
The official Android client for lemmy, Jerboa, only supports 0.18 and later, unless users download older version from github and sideload manually.
Sorting is broken pre 0.18, new posts keeps flowing in.
Performance improvement by removing web socket from lemmy. (which fixes 2, which is why 1. happens)
I left something out
The code snippet was 24 lines of Python code that demonstrate how to generate random username and password and call lemmy’s API to register account.
There was a post that has code snippet that tells lemmy admins to turn on email verification and captcha.
And then lemmy.world admin turned off signup for a little while to clean up bot accounts.
Then account numbers jumped 84k in one day.
Coincidence? I don’t think so.
I am using ZSH, that function that allows you to type part of the command and then do UP key to find previous command starts with same prefix is killer function for me.
(I don’t know if this function is added by oh-my-zsh or not.)