Yea, odd, I made a second account on mysite and that follows and unfollows normally. So its a mystery why my first Admin account is doing it differently. Maybe one day we will figure out whats altering the behaviour

@raphael@mastodon.communick.com great!

melroy@kbin.melroy.org oh sorry to hear that hopefully Dan hasn't moved on from FediDB already.

Is that the same guy with the big belly? I remember a couple posts about him claiming to have sympathetic weight gain with a pregnant wife. Pretty sure it was just a male pregnancy fetish. There was also someone who paid women with long feet to step on pizza, but he was very clear about it being a fetish and he wasn't weird about it.

Not sure I'd use either, but may I suggest both, with a clear caveat that one or both may disappear or change ? Throw stuff at the wall, see what sticks...

I think this would be a great opportunity to get some of the work from Mastodon to feddit.org>comics_auf_deutsch But just when it's automated, that it's automatically send from Mastodon to feddit.

M1hono also check that cookieDomain is not set to anything in ACP Can you share your nginx config?

It is it's own instance that renders on lemmy as a community

No because you can apparently not read and then accuse others of lying.

So you're a fan of the incursion into Ukraine? Good to know where you stand.

Scapegoat excuse. Why would he admit that it was to destroy class awareness and cohesion, when he could simply blame a kid?

Frankly, I don't think the privacy model of the fediverse is workable at all and it doesn't seem to be developed and maintained by people who understand or care about safety. The centralized systems are much safer for users because you only have to trust the admins of the centralized servers. Fediverse's Achilles heel is trust and all the convo and discussion about it is extremely dismissive and superficial about the realities of how the centralized systems became they way they are--much safer against stalking and mobs. Fediverse mostly gets away with this by being small and fringe. The fundamental flaw is laid bare every time a site defederates another about because of safety issues. It's a tacit concession that the federation model and implementation is not safe. If you have to defederate everyone to ensure user safety, then why bother with the fediverse in the first place? This is the core problem with the fediverse as it exists today.

Hubzilla was my first foray into fediverse. I like a lot of what it does and how it does things especially the nomadic users. Zot is also really interesting and a good contender to ap.

> Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex also had its namesake animal on the default wallpaper, but more subtle than the last release. That was an Ibex? All this time I thought it was a coffee stain.

ob es von Lemmy aus funktioniert, bin ich mir jetzt doch nicht mehr ganz sicher (obwohl man ja von hier aus zumindest Peertube-Kanäle abonnieren kann). Von Mastodon, Sharkey, Friendica etc. aus funktioniert es (soweit man dem Kanal nicht folgt und so das Video direkt in die Timeline bekommt), indem man die URL des Videos in die Suche reinkopiert. Dann wird der Beitrag aufgerufen und man kann es direkt kommentieren, favorisieren und/oder teilen. Um einem Kanal zu folgen ist es auch wie mit allen anderen Accounts, dass man sie in der Suche über das Handle (@user@peertube-instanz) bzw. die Kanal-URL finden und dann abonnieren/ folgen kann.

ryushin: Is there any PR tools that are usueful for indie artists besides trusty old promo emails? I'm probably not your average music fan (if there is such a thing) but ... Looking in from the other end, where do I find new music? Word of mouth, especially in the case of live music. On podcasts I subscribe to, most of them specialising in specific kinds of music. Either by genres, like; electronic: Deep INsessioNZ hip-hop: BFM's True School ska: the sadly missed 100% ska Or by cross-genre slices, like; CC music: BugCast, NetWaves, Radio BSOTS Local music: 95bFM's Freak the Sheep Or slice on both angles, like; The Block Report (hip-hop) the also sadly missed Open MetalCast Other than that, I go to search portals which I know have a reasonably broad index; Free Music Archive, sometimes searched via open.audio, which is a fediverse-connected service set up by the original developers of FunkWhale, with similar goals to libre.fm BandCamp YouTub I used to read music magazines voraciously, back in the days when I used to trawl through the bargain bins in record stores. But I never really made the transition to reading music blogs. Although I do occasionally read articles on BC and listen to the accompanying playlist, and I'd be excited to dig into a federated version of this. If I'm the sort of person you think might enjoy your music, these are the sorts of places to get it featured. As @KristofferLislegaard says, the question to ask is; KristofferLislegaard: Where does my target audience hang out. ... and look for opportunities to get your music on those stages.

Scoundrel!

evan@cosocial.ca that's cool, so hopefully I'll have something to test against besides another NodeBB server

Onii what are you using as your reverse proxy?

eugene_thedev session sharing plugin will look for id first, and check it against the stored hash for it. Otherwise it will fall back to email.