Amanhã a partir das 23h vou começar o upgrade da instancia para a 0.19.4
Esse upgrade muda a versão do banco de dados e do servidor de imagens, então vai ser critica.
Envolve a migração do banco de dados e pode dar 💩. Hahaha. Mas provavelmente domingo de manhã já vai estar tudo normal.
The /c/cybersecurity community on Infosec.pub has new icon and banner artwork courtesy of @bolo ! It already makes the space look nicer if you ask me 🎨 😄
Le istanze mastodon e lemmy si parlano e si può pubblicare automaticamente il proprio messaggio nel gruppo dedicato
Su https://feddit.it l'istanza lemmy italiana, basta inserire l'indirizzo del gruppo, ad esempio in questo caso mettiamo l'inidirizzo del gruppo fediverso:
La mia osservazione è che con il fediverso ancora non abbiamo azzeccato un modo sostenibile di fare comunità.
Anni fa sono entrato in diasp.org e anche se mi piaceva tantissimo, semplicemente dimenticavo di tornare. Questo si può confrontare con il comportamento dei social commerciali, che mesi dopo continuano di mandarmi messaggi per tirarmi indietro. Credo che dovrebbe esserci una via etica di mezzo.
Oggigiorno invece, lemmy è l’unica parte del fediverso, compatibile con ActivityPub che sta crescendo (analitiche qui: fedidb.org) al di là delle ondate da Tweeter, Reddit e simili. Io penso che proprio i gruppi di interessi potrebbero essere un motore di crescita della comunità.
You are at a bar, someone came up to you and tapped you on the shoulder and whispered in your ear “you shall receive this ability” of which what would you choose you would have forever? I would personally go with talk to animals.
Voir que #lemmy utilise une crate (bibliothèque logicielle pour le langage rust) qui s'appelle i-love-jesus
Allez vois la crate en question, voir un badge "made with freedom from porn"
Voir que c'est un vrai truc apparemment https://madewithfreedomfromporn.dullbananas.com/
Wtf
PS: le wtf est plus lié au nom du paquet et aux découvertes subséquentes. Pas à la démarche elle même .
Oh, apparently my post was killed, I got a notification:
Your post https://programming.dev/post/13016987 has been removed as you do not have enough activity on your account to create image posts in that community
Tbh I think the #Threadiverse like #Lemmy and #kbin would make a lot more sense if they were simply frontends and perhaps a backend too but just for the forums themselves. IOW, no accounts live in Lemmy or kbin, all users post from their preferred #fediverse account instead.
Sure you can already technically do that from your #Mastodon or #Misskey or whatever fedi you're in, but that means using whatever app you're on right now, which almost certainly means it's not a #linkaggregator UI. Not ideal at all.
If I had any good programming skills I'd make it so that the link aggregator is merely a client that uses the Mastodon (with #Pleroma extensions too) and Misskey APIs, treat (almost) all #ActivityPub actors as their own forums or subs, and each post would be a boost from said actor. Users authenticate from their preferred fedi account. Voting would be tallied by few special actors, which internally receive votes via direct messages (the app will make this transparent, but this also means you can technically vote without the app if you know the exact command), which will effectively make votes secret to non-admins like in #Reddit. Users can also choose which vote counters they want to rely from.
This would make the fediverse-powered link aggregator very flexible and minimal, imo. It may look janky but that's the general idea I have. :seija_coffee:
i would like to use #lemmy as a federated online tree with different communities forming the branches but it's hard to take seriously when the userbase turns it into reddit 2.0 with literal crossposting from r/gaming; there are even communities using the same nomenclature as their reddit counterparts ("mildlyinfuriating," "nottheonion," etc). lemmy has appropriated the cancer-culture that it was created to avoid.
i tried to make a community there and even posted interactive threads and i will continue to do so because i want to believe in the power of federated social media to form interesting online experiences, but it seems most would rather post motivational-posters-2.0 on l/retrogaming instead of participating in classics like "random thoughts .... WHAT ARE YOU THINKING?"
@buru5 oh wow nice. Hadn't seen anyone I know using it a bunch. And yeah, the reddit obsession is dumb. Same with people that repost Twitter screenshots here. Like, stoppppp 🤣
its an LEMMY instance..a #Fediverse version of #Reddit
you can answer to it from any mastodon instance you are on and participate in the discussion !😉 👍
Stworzyłem społeczność na instancji #lemmy szmer.info dla mojego regionu, czyli #wloclawek oraz całego powiatu włocławskiego. Będę tam robił częste wrzutki najważniejszych newsów z regionu, w tym także dla gmin powiatu włocławskiego, żeby wszystko było w jednym miejscu jako lepsza alternatywa dla Google News i podobnych. Jak ktoś jest zainteresowany zaobserwowaniem tego, to zapraszam: https://szmer.info/c/wloclawek
finally moved off beehaw and to pawb.social for my home #lemmy instance
i really like beehaw's community but i dont want it to be my home instance given they've defederated with most of the active corners of the fediverse. hopefully this gets me more active on lemmy since i'm slipping back towards reddit lol
@neatchee also as long as something is federating with lemmy.world i have ownership over my experience by subscribing to the communities i'd want anyway, so that's really all i was looking for. I didn't tend to browse /r/all on reddit, so I don't think much is lost for me here if I'm not on the same instances as most of the communities i'd be engaging with
@pixel gotcha. I definitely spent most of my time in r/all heh. I want the fire hose of whatever the fuck prior people happen to be interested in at any given moment. I mostly used Reddit for discovery rather than following specific interests
So, @eatyourglory and I were discussing Lemmy and he had a good question/idea. Could Lemmy communities technically be subdomains? Like instead of Lemmy.world/c/example, it could be example.lemmy.world?
Would this be something that could be theoretically built into Lemmy or is there some kinda technological limitation, making this not a thing..? I think it's a neat idea.🤷♂️🤔
Um grupo de extrema direita que ficou mordido com o posicionamento que tomamos em relação a ditadura militar e a liberdade de acesso ao lazer e conhecimento iniciou hoje ataques de DDoS contra o nosso servidor.
Estou indo atrás de reforçar nossa infraestrutura e não vou abandonar esse projeto de descentralização e democratização da informação.
I was going to mess around with Lemmy but I enabled 2FA yesterday, and somehow failed to update 1Password with the 2FA. So, I guess I've lost that account. 🤷
There were no recovery codes offered when I enabled 2FA. Sigh.
I can upload any other type of image but gifs always fail for some reason.
Does anyone have any clue what could be going wrong? There's obviously something wrong with pictrs but I'm not sure what.
@db0@WeirdGoesPro would probably require modifying Lemmy to be able to do it unfortunately, and that's hard because of the Lemmy Devs' weird insistence on using rust.
@shalien afaik all the problems with #lemmy are problems with the #fediverse. It would have worked just fine if it was an unfederated open source reddit clone.
@robotalien My issues are linked to how Lemmy ui communicate with the backend. Nothing related to the fedi and my post was more of a joke than anything else.
Hi, wanna do experiment across the fediverse? Here is a community dedicated to that: !testfediverse
From my experience with Miskey forks, which behave almost like mastodon, to post from the twittoverse to Lemmy, you need to make sure the community is federated to your instance. To do that, open it like using the same url pattern for a remote user. Example with Sharkey : go to sharkey.world/@firefox.
Then write a note with a mention to the community just like it was a user. Do not mention more than one community because it will post only on one.
The first paragraph will be repeated as you title so avoid mentions and hashtags there.
On !testfediverse we have tutorial on how to do that and also how to post from Lemmy to Mastodon. It is in french but you could use a translator or ask mods for advice.
Posting in a community will automatically tag the post with the name of the community. For example, followers of #climate will soon see posts from climate@slrpnk.net
