Kinda like in recent Trek series where, when an episode begins with a day in the limelight of a non-main character, it's basically their eulogy.
- DIS: Lt. ~~Miriam~~ Airiam. Stupid autocorrect.
- SNW: Ensign Gamble
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I made my own smart outlets with an ESP-01, dual relay board, and ESPHome. Also made some temp/humidity sensors as well as a 20x4 text display. All powered by a bunch of ESP-01s I bought cheap and in-bulk from Ali and programming using ESPHome which handles most of the work interfacing with the components as well as the HomeAssistant integration.
When some rich, Walt Disney-type buys an island and fills it with supercomputers in order to clone a park full of Amys Winehouse?
Find a USB stick in the parking lot? Don't plug it into your PC and probably destroy it with fire.
Find a USB stick while digging in the park? Plug that baby in, jam to some Back to Black, and watch some vintage porn.
Basically the only thing you want to present with a challenge is the paths/virtual hosts for the web frontends.
Anything /api/v3/ is client-to-server API (i.e. how your client talk to your instance) and needs to be obstruction-free. Otherwise, clients/apps won't be able to use the API. Same for /pictrs since that proxies through Lemmy and is a de-facto API endpoint (even though it's a separate component).
Federation traffic also needs to be exempt, but it's not based on routes but by the HTTP Accept request header and request method.
Looking at the Nginx proxy config, there's this mapping which tells Nginx how to route inbound requests:
nginx_internal.conf: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ansible/main/templates/nginx_internal.conf
map "$request_method:$http_accept" $proxpass {
# If no explicit matches exists below, send traffic to lemmy-ui
default "http://lemmy-ui:1234/";
# GET/HEAD requests that accepts ActivityPub or Linked Data JSON should go to lemmy.
#
# These requests are used by Mastodon and other fediverse instances to look up profile information,
# discover site information and so on.
"~^(?:GET|HEAD):.*?application\/(?:activity|ld)\+json" "http://lemmy:8536/";
# All non-GET/HEAD requests should go to lemmy
#
# Rather than calling out POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, CONNECT and all the verbs manually
# we simply negate the GET|HEAD pattern from above and accept all possibly $http_accept values
"~^(?!(GET|HEAD)).*:" "http://lemmy:8536/";
There's just too many things to support. Rather than pick and choose what I'm going to virtue-signal today, I just....don't bother. It's been going on almost 4 years, and in the horror show of the post-2020 world, that's practically forever and makes it just one thing on a very, very massive pile. Not trying to diminish things there, but it is what it is.
Other than some outright trolls or maybe some rhetoric on instances I refuse to federate with, I haven't noticed any anti-Ukraine sentiment and have seen plenty of news and updates on the ongoing situation.
FWIW, my work avatar is a sunflower field against a blue sky which is non-political on its own but looks like the Ukranian flag and has been my avatar since 2022.
Probably "copying" Apple's iNoun naming convention?
It kinda can but not as easily.
Back when I just downloaded everything under the sun on Napster/Limewire, I'd make highly curated CDs of known-hits as well as ones where I sprinkle in some random songs that were in my downloads that I'd never heard before. Not exactly the same, but I've definitely listened to a CD I made and been like "what's that song?! I love it!".
Plus, for road trips, everyone would usually burn a CD or two of their own to swap in (a precursor to "pass the aux cord") so there was some novelty/variety.
Nothing hits better on a drive than a good mixed CD. Even making a playlist on your phone, which is basically the same thing, is totally not the same.
Ran into a hiccup while trying to reproduce (there seems to be considerable lag between adding a domain to the filter list and the federation processes handling it), but now that I was able to reproduce it successfully, I made a bug report: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/6320
Yeah, I think it was changed in Win 10 (or maybe 8/8.1?)
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Kinda sad the flagship instance is the biggest turnoff to wider adoption. Also, I gotta try / switch to Piefed.
(tesseract.dubvee.org)
Doing an "Orphan Black" re-watch and this scene gets me every time.
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Atkinson Hyperlegible is my new jam. I'm dyslexic and it helps tremendously even though that's not its primary goal. It also looks a lot better than OpenDyslexic which I used to use.
Loaded "Hyperlegible" onto my Kobo, the reader app on my phone, and set it as the default font on my desktop environment.
Also added it as an option in Tesseract UI (which I swear I'll be releasing "soon").