

In the olden days it was called WefWef
Administrator of thelemmy.club
Nerd, truck driver, and kinda creeped that you’re reading this.


In the olden days it was called WefWef


He was, but probably moved their when it became clear that Bluesky was the winner of the 2022 Twitter exodus. At least for the time being.


I don’t get it. Huh? I find sentiment on .ml extremely anti-Zionist.


Bluesky seems to be the platform more popular
with that people associated with Trek.
Unfortunately nobody learned a single lesson and went straight back to privately owned, corporate social media.


Well now we’ve got at least two Star Trek stars on the fediverse! @georgetakei@universeodon.com


A lot of clients will do it automatically. Voyager for instance.


I’m sure you Mastodon users have more famous users.
Hey there, do you have a Matrix account? Most of the active Lemmy instance admins have a group chat. Well two actually, one for technical chats and such and one where we ping each other about spam/problematic accounts/etc.
DM me @bdonvr:matrix.org and I can get you an invite (unless you’re already there under a different name and I missed it)
On S3 storage it’s a monthly cost, so it’ll add up over the years.
I’m a small instance.
In 3 years my pict-rs S3 bucket has grown to over 1.2TB
Yeah disable it. I’m not sure why I didn’t before.
Turning it off completely means that theoretically I could expose a users IP. Say I DM them a unique photo URL. Zero click and I got that. Lemmy’s default UI blocks that but some apps like Voyager don’t. Or you could reply to an old comment which makes it very likely they’ll be the only ones to see it.
I turned on proxy-ing.


Unnatural. Should be illegal.
Maybe that metaphor would make sense if technology hadn’t already completely saturated the world before we had this new process.
Maybe coding isn’t as hard as making artisan hand made paper…
Do not make me come over there and pat your head.
Some drama on their licensing situation:
https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost/issues/8886#issuecomment-3837091846



Funnily enough piefed.social does not seem to block .ml


I dunno about SlopGPT but I can absolutely believe he’d have a locally running LLM trained on nothing but religious texts or something
Yep. As a Fediverse admin that’s basically it. Until there are legal or financial consequences there will be no ID verification. If I am forced… Well my instance will be disabled. Simple as that unfortunately.