I remember when they had an onion domain and the signup button would redirect you to the clearnet page for signup. Afaik it also did that bullshit at some other places. So I wouldn’t be surprised.

Cursor is literally marketed as “The AI Code Editor”. I am not sure why anyone would use an AI code editor if they aren’t planning on vibe coding.

Proton is, in my opinion, a bad privacy company anyway. Vibe code or not, stop paying them.

Videos are not stored in every server. Nobody would have been able to pay for the bills if that was the case.

The videos and images stay on the origin, and are fetched from the origin.

Afaik admins that enable the image proxy cache only the images, not videos.

FOSS cars when?

But wow 5.2gb updates and 7.6gb images is way too much. Gotta get the sizes under control dudes !!!

This seems to be because they can’t do delta updates yet.

https://community.kde.org/KDE_Linux#Current_state

System updates are huge because we ship a whole new OS image, and delta updates haven’t been implemented in Systemd yet.

Yeah, seems like a bad idea. Hopefully CoMaps can introduce live updates like OsmAnd.

Nice. Please do cross post this announcement to other communities as well. Lemmy.ml isn’t the only instance and !privacy@lemmy.ml isn’t the only privacy community.

For example:

• !privacy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
• !privacy@programming.dev

Yes. They are updated only when the app updates. It’s probably to allow wrong data to be corrected in the meantime or something.

Fedora Server is the one I use.

It’s not compatible at all. And bots acting as bridges isn’t compatibility.

As for self hosting an instance that is federated with the official Bluesky instance, you will only be able to do that in your dreams. You can self host your own PDS though.

Bluesky is the most centralized decentralized platform

I will leave the internet and seek alternatives.

Obsidian is proprietary.

To double check, you are accessing the Lemmy admin page through the official Lemmy UI, correct?

Also do you mind sharing (if there are any) error logs of the Lemmy backend?

Btw you might want to close the registrations. They are open right now.

Sorry, forget my previous comment. It seems to be a bad design choice in the frontend. The backend is working fine, probably.

Your instance is not federating with other instances, and this definitely is because someone manually turned off federation or changed the federation mode (otherwise your community and its posts wouldn’t have appeared on other instances).

The comment on the jlai.lu instance seems to be there because someone manually fetched it. That would explain why “your instance did not receive the activity but federated it over to other instances”.

Go to the admin page in the lemmy UI and turn on federation. If you selected “Allowlist” or “Blacklist”, select “Open” as the federation mode.

https://join-lemmy.org/docs/administration/federation_getting_started.html

Then comment or like posts from other instances, ideally a popular community so your instance starts federating with lots of instances faster.

Though I think that’s what happening, this wouldn’t explain why 0d.gs shows that your instance successfully keeps receiving activities from it. I wonder if there is no check being done for that.

~~Check this out: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/administration/troubleshooting.html#you-dont-receive-actions-reliably~~

(However, afaik your instance must receive activity so that said activity can be federated to other instances. That’s why you can comment on dead instance comms, but they never will be seen on other instances. Take lemm.ee for example.)

Also, as davel said, the instances page seems to be broken, and that doesn’t seem to be a frontend issue as not even lemmy federation state checker is able to query it, so either something is wrong at the backend or your reverse proxy config.

Check the logs and config.

edit: wrong, ignore.

Isn’t this old news?

Why would they require TPM??? Or kernel level anti cheat? This isn’t a game.

Go to your inbox > messages and then click on “All”, which is beside “Unread”.

You will see both outgoing and incoming PMs.

Yes. It “blocks” the user. Afaik it should prevent the banned user from interacting with communities from the instance they were banned from and also the instance will no longer accept any new interactions from the user (local users cant see new content of that user, like PMs, comments, etc.)

Additionally, their content can also be removed, but that is optional.

That’s an instance ban. Community bans are explicitly stated.