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  1. @mangeurdenuage No, that you having subscription to the other profile should've given it priority, I think.

    Saturday, 26-Sep-20 16:18:54 UTC from loadaverage.org
    • @mangeurdenuage @hakui @deadheat I know. That was some clarification about why you don't have it.

      Saturday, 26-Sep-20 16:17:41 UTC from loadaverage.org
      • @xerz I guess you could argue that the Android build with tiles that looks like an ugly parody on Windows 8 is what makes up the price of it.

        Saturday, 26-Sep-20 13:39:53 UTC from loadaverage.org
        • @deadheat @hakui @mangeurdenuage GNU social also has a dropdown menu like that, but it requires JavaScript.

          Saturday, 26-Sep-20 13:30:15 UTC from loadaverage.org
          • @mangeurdenuage When unsubscribing?

            Saturday, 26-Sep-20 13:29:28 UTC from loadaverage.org
            • @mangeurdenuage I don't really know how the selection is made when there's no context like a reply. Subscription should've done the trick…

              Saturday, 26-Sep-20 13:28:35 UTC from loadaverage.org
              • @xerz It is practically the same device, except Nokia X is a bit worse and more expensive.

                Saturday, 26-Sep-20 13:26:02 UTC from loadaverage.org
                • @xerz It was. Compare to Huawei Ascend Y300, a device with very similar internals, a year older and a sturdier design.

                  Saturday, 26-Sep-20 12:27:34 UTC from loadaverage.org
                  • @xerz I remember that overpriced junk.

                    Saturday, 26-Sep-20 12:12:19 UTC from loadaverage.org
                    • @vegos I don't see that, so very unlikely.
                      What pages does this occur on? Your main timeline?

                      Wednesday, 23-Sep-20 18:59:45 UTC from loadaverage.org
                      • @devurandom Probably with a lot more Catholic churches, but that's just a guess.

                        Tuesday, 22-Sep-20 01:21:57 UTC from loadaverage.org
                        • @mangeurdenuage Right :-).
                          This time it's back on @pztrn's resources, he feels confident about hosting it again.

                          Sunday, 20-Sep-20 19:58:02 UTC from loadaverage.org
                          • @6gain No, it should be up…

                            Sunday, 20-Sep-20 19:58:40 UTC from loadaverage.org
                            • https://nu.federati.net/url/275052

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                              Monday, 14-Sep-20 01:12:02 UTC from nu.federati.net
                            • @clacke Recognised the text. Boy that was a cool book… series.

                              Sunday, 13-Sep-20 23:01:07 UTC from loadaverage.org
                              • @clacke The metric system is an overwhelming majority world-wide though.
                                IPv6 will inevitably be too, it's just a matter of time. Unless something supersedes it before that (unlikely) or Internet becomes unnecessary for some reason.

                                Sunday, 13-Sep-20 22:53:57 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                • @clacke The metric system is an overwhelming majority world-wide though.
                                  IPv6 will inevitably be too, it's just a matter of time. Unless something supersedes it before that (unlikely) or Internet becomes unnecessary for some reason.

                                  Sunday, 13-Sep-20 22:53:06 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                  • @6gain O.K., I think I fixed that.

                                    Sunday, 13-Sep-20 03:01:08 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                    • @mangeurdenuage I always add with the remote subscription button that's on !loadaverage, but now I tried it on the other instance, and it didn't work indeed.
                                      Weirdly, I can tell that Fluffle Puffposter.club did poke me with webfinger, yet "http://ostatus.org/schema/1.0/subscribe" was somehow beyond its reach.
                                      Could be a bug in Pleroma, but just from looking at https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma/-/blob/develop/lib/pleroma/web/web_finger/web_finger.ex I cannot really tell.

                                      Sunday, 13-Sep-20 01:41:26 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                      • @vegos @lnxw48a1 Is it still happening? I can't really reproduce that.

                                        Thursday, 10-Sep-20 18:20:05 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                        • @alcinnz I did exactly that in one place, and now I can witness occasional memory consumption spikes when there's some load %).
                                          And in many cases (when there's no third-party code) it's better to use ReactPHP or implement something oneself on top of "yield from".

                                          Saturday, 05-Sep-20 00:29:49 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                          • @vegos I haven't actually seen that happen, really shouldn't on a very deep technical level: every status has a unique id, and in the database that's a unique constraint, which means it's physically impossible to save the same status twice.
                                            Do they have the same notice id or what are the properties of them?

                                            Friday, 04-Sep-20 01:20:11 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                            • @mangeurdenuage Sounds more-or-less standard. Not sure what's @nosleep 's problem, I suspect shameless word loaning from English.

                                              Wednesday, 02-Sep-20 18:05:57 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                              • @mangeurdenuage @nosleep "Viktorina, or kviz. Kviz (from English "quiz" – task, question) is a team intellectual game in which players have to answer questions from various areas of knowledge in limited time."

                                                Wednesday, 02-Sep-20 17:37:45 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                                • @sjw Minimal dependencies, eh?

                                                  Wednesday, 02-Sep-20 01:09:48 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                                  • @sjw grep is by definition an implementation of POSIX regular expressions (GNU grep also supports Perl-like regular expressions).

                                                    Wednesday, 02-Sep-20 01:09:12 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                                    • @devurandom What are the guarantees that all the data is clustered on the start of the partition and not scattered?
                                                      I suspect that it would help even if you just re-do the filesystem and fill it from scratch.

                                                      Wednesday, 02-Sep-20 01:01:01 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                                      • @notclacke @sjw sed doesn't really have dialects, it's an implementation of POSIX regular expressions, which do have variants: basic and extended, but you probably have something like PCRE in mind.

                                                        Wednesday, 02-Sep-20 00:55:44 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                                        • @lain @eal @mangeurdenuage And it's powered by PostgreSQL too!

                                                          Tuesday, 01-Sep-20 21:59:29 UTC from loadaverage.org
                                                          • @mangeurdenuage That'll probably be less of a problem in the future, it a fairly widespread format in the web these days.
                                                            And it's more compact :-).

                                                            Tuesday, 01-Sep-20 21:57:57 UTC from loadaverage.org