You might check out vim or neovim. It ticks all the boxes but the “native gui” which just becomes your terminal window.

I get what you’re saying but I’m not sure it really works that way on the fediverse… Could be convinced either way, though.

It’s much more likely it’s a matter of preventing their detection technology from falling into the hands of people that would wish to circumvent it.

justtherecipe.com

Extracts recipes from blogspam

That’s completely bullshit. There are, however, a ton of costs associated with domain names.

The search engines are going to have to deal with that. However you can provide context in the instance in the form of a canonical URL, to tell a search engine where content originated.

Lemmy, his arms wide.

That’s pretty succinct.

But thanks for the links those are helpful.

Yeah I get how it works but I have problems explaining it to someone without going on a rant and explaining activitypub. I suppose at this stage that’s to be expected, before everyone knew what a website was someone had to tell people about http.

Well that’s three, there are at least 1200 more and that’s not including the YouTube and Instagram like sites that are, or could be, federated, and they all have slightly different feature sets depending on what software they’re running.

That’s what I’m talking about. A way to describe those feature sets in a word.

Image hosting is always easy, it’s never cheap. That’s the difference between an instance with tens of thousands of users and your server with 1.

Well this was a JWT compromise, I think, but even still people use really bad passwords all the time. A salt is stored with the user record. The salt’s job is to invalidate rainbow tables. If you have a collection of a million bad passwords you can check them all salted in a second or two. Obviously that’ll depend on the hashing algorithm to an extent.

Yeah anyone not using randomly generated passwords at this point is just fucking up. I know exactly three of my passwords: the one for my email, the one for my password manager, and the one I’m likely to give out (streaming services and such). The worst anyone can do with the third is cancel my Disney+ or something, and it’s really only given to my mom and sisters.

Ngl I miss all the niche communities from reddit that actually had content. Like there’s nothing for The West Wing or The Wire on the lemmybin. Last hype shit for Starfield on the largest Starfield Magazine was like 3 days ago.

Not that I really need or get that much out of that content but it’s shit I like to talk about. And sure I can create the communities or post the content, but it’s like yelling into an abyss right now.

That’ll change as more people join, of course, it’s just a part I miss.

Video says it’s private

I get what you’re saying but I’m not sure I agree. I’m able to sign up, obviously, but I’m also pretty much neurotypical. I don’t think we should put up what are effectively artificial (or at least neglectfully ill-designed) hurdles for people who aren’t.

Could you describe what “webrings” were?

Oh god I feel old

I just have a cron script running on a machine that does something like this every 10 seconds

C_IP=`dig +short my.domain`
IP=`curl https://api.ipify.org`
if(C_IP != IP) {
    updateRoute53(IP)
}

This is just for my main home server. Gets the job done because if it’s out of date for a few seconds nothing matters.

Sure, and if the instance operators decide that I respect it. Just saying it’s not up to me, or you, or the person I replied to.