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@deadheat @hakui @mangeurdenuage GNU social also has a dropdown menu like that, but it requires JavaScript.
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@mangeurdenuage When unsubscribing?
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@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…
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@xerz It was. Compare to Huawei Ascend Y300, a device with very similar internals, a year older and a sturdier design.
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@vegos I don't see that, so very unlikely.
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@devurandom Probably with a lot more Catholic churches, but that's just a guess.
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@mangeurdenuage Right :-).
This time it's back on @pztrn's resources, he feels confident about hosting it again. -
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https://nu.federati.net/url/275052
#nvidia to acquire #arm
#bad_news- xrevan86 repeated this.
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@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. -
@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. -
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@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. -
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@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". -
@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.
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@mangeurdenuage Sounds more-or-less standard. Not sure what's @nosleep 's problem, I suspect shameless word loaning from English.
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@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."
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@sjw grep is by definition an implementation of POSIX regular expressions (GNU grep also supports Perl-like regular expressions).
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@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. -
@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.
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@lain @eal @mangeurdenuage And it's powered by PostgreSQL too!
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@mangeurdenuage That'll probably be less of a problem in the future, it a fairly widespread format in the web these days.
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@mangeurdenuage Yea, they are.
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@nextcloud A proprietary solution from a company that has agreements with the Russian security service, this is not the kind of partners I imagined Nextcloud to make…
