I think downvotes are hidden for every Mbin instance. I don't know how it is with other software.
BlueKey
Maybe we should convey to new users more strongly that ActivityPub software "is like a large open place, where you can publish what you want (minus moderated content) and everyone has the ability to see everything you did".
I'm also on fedia and I can see who upvoted and boosted a comment / thread / post.
When he asks again for hosting on the server don't bother asking him about his software. Just do malicious complience: create a new user on the server, no sudo rights, ssh enabled and install Podman. Podman is like Docker but fully confined in the user.
This way he can play around however he wants (installing packages in a container, exposing unprivileged ports, ...). And you don't have to think about his stuff anymore but can watch the struggle.
So langsam stell ich mir die Frage, wie man in diesen Kontext "Sinn" definiert und nach was man eigentlich fragt.
The application was MPV. At random time it started consuming 100% of one core for a long time. I could track it down to the clipboard thread where a loop polls Wayland to get the latest content of the clipboard (selected text). Seems like a bug in some other application spamms this clipboard buffer from time to time and so caused the MPV loop to run continously.
This way I learned about that Wayland API and as MPV can emit logs whenever the poll loop got new data, I was able to see that it fired whenever I selected text in some application.
Good to know the name of this feature; primary buffer. Now I need to find a way to disable it.
Es war eine echt erbärmliche Aktion.
What the fuck.
I'm at a loss for any more words.
Ich kann es in der Mbin web UI auch nicht sehen. Aber wenn ich die URL des Bildes direkt öffne sehe ich es.
Meine Vermutung ist dass der Server von OPs Instanz einen Konfigurationsfehler hat und overblockt.
Yes, please continue the Jimmy series.
@nephew@lemmy.ca what is your license for this image? I would like to use it in my university.
Not really, they use a derivate of Signals protocol. But this doesn't stop them from making their closed source clients to forward the securely received messages to them. An idea which comes to mind would be the "link device" feature: they invoke it to link their internal client to your phone and the apps hides it from the device list.