Would you if it's something you care about and want to be vocal about? I'd rather know that she's full of shit and now out of the whole thing than supporting someone who spews against trans people on a secret identity.
tofu
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Interesting writeup, thanks! I thought maybe dropping connections with those user agents would be the best but idk. My sites have not been targeted yet fortunately.
To expose your stuff to the outside internet, you need to actively set port forward in your internet router, you won't do that by accident.
Did autotune touch the interfaces?
Nice! Hosting your own Fedi stuff feels great.
I'm using the Hetzner nameservers, it's not exactly DynDNS but they have a DNS API and I just have a cronjob set up that checks every five minutes if the IP is still correct and updates otherwise.
Using this in the cronjob: https://github.com/FarrowStrange/hetzner-api-dyndns
Wahrscheinlich in die App eingebacken und einfach zu Reverse engineeren?
If an instance decides to not federate with another one they don't see each other anymore. You can't subscribe to their communities and vice versa, you don't see their users posts in third instance communities. From your perspective it stops existing.
It's sometimes necessary e.g. if an instance doesn't do moderation by itself and hoards of trolls are coming from one instance spamming in many communities so you don't have to ban each of their trolls. It can also be a tool if moderation goals differ too strongly from each other, and some instances have decided to defederate from lemmy.ml and more vocal tankie instances like lemmygrad and hexbear.
Because they made this thing and Fediverse is per se open. If you question whether they belong, I wonder why you are posting on .ml?
You didn't post which community you posted that into so it's a but hard to evaluate how legitimate the removal is.
Figured this might be of interest for some homelabbers. For intel CPUs supporting vPro/AMT you can basically get KVM via MeshCommander (or a Fork like MeshMini). This also allows to mount a .iso file from your client like you would a USB stick via the MeshCommander Remote Desktop! So, once you have the remote access configured, you can completely reinstall your computers remotely as long as they are connected to the network.
One thing to notice is that the boxes need to have some DisplayPort output used to actually show something in Remote Desktop which kind of contradicts the whole setup. But there are DP dummy "cables" for exactly this purpose for 5-10bucks.
Generally spoken, the process is like this:
- Set up MeshMini on some server you don't want to access with it (some spare raspi or the like)
- Set up AMT/MEBx in the BIOS of the vPro box
- Register box in MeshMini
I don't think so, but you can enable "mute boosts" on accounts that boost a lot to clean up your timeline a bit.
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Sorry, English is not my first language, bit I thought the post is somewhat clear?
I didn't forget a word, maybe a comma - in the given context, the meaning is "Would you keep your opinion for yourself if it's something you care about?" as the post I replied to suggested exactly that.