

I have a 6-digit ID with an Excellent karma, it hasn’t been used for years. How much can you offer? It must be very valuable.


I have a 6-digit ID with an Excellent karma, it hasn’t been used for years. How much can you offer? It must be very valuable.


Telegram was obvious from the beginning since they created their own cipher which is the stupidest idea in the whole universe.


I don’t see any guide talking about that. I would try some kind of Htaccess to prevent people from using /setup.
It feels like a bandaid, but on the other hand I have never seen a “server application” where URLs like /setup can selfdestruct after one use.


Lemmy, PieFed, Mastodon?


You’re right and I’ve seen it a few times: first commit is huge, then some small tweaks for the documentation or bug fixing. I’m sad for these people who will never write professionally.


You should make small commits next time. Huge commits are bad for reviewing or debugging.


It’s weird because no Lemmy instance is monetized. Same for Mastodon. What makes your software different?
I used wget on Ubuntu to clone pages from piefed to build Zyke
Ouch.


This new tool is very efficient as you can use it on your own phone, even with a small amount of RAM. It’s called VLC, you train it in real time with “open-source FLAC or Opus files” and you get instant results.


Also the bold text and headers (h1, h2 in HTML). No one does this on purpose, even more if it’s for pirating TV.
You’re lying, the commits show it. Also you posted that 4 times today, it’s spam now.