Run two and check the logs. You'll see about 20% of your requests will log on the second instance. So currently, that's 20% of your DNS requests not being filtered.
You'll also find some devices just latch on the the second and never use the first - again, in your scenario, these are not being filtered.
I tried to sign up with a gmx email address - but the email never came through. I checked All Mail, Spam, etc. It's definitely not there. Signed up again using a gmail.com one, and email came through immediately. Just waiting for that account to be verified by Tom and I'll stop using this one...
I hope so too. It might take some time, but it seems Reddit is on course to run itself into the ground - so hopefully this can be in place to pick up the fallout.
Yeah, Odeon is pretty rubbish. At least Cineworld have their unlimited pass (do they still do that?) and Vue have their cheap tickets.. Odeon's are just sticky-floored stuck-in-the-80s, unhappy-staff hell-holes :(
They're the first 4/5 rows, the back row, and sometime a weird block off to the side which is above the entrance (I don't know why those exist). But considering the row behind is the VIP seating - the back of the 4/5 group is pretty close to the best row but half the price.
Comments are ok, but I think if kbin has microblog posts from Mastodon, they don't appear in Lemmy. I'm in two minds as to which interface I prefer - nows really the time to pick one before I subscribe to too many things! :)
Run two and check the logs. You'll see about 20% of your requests will log on the second instance. So currently, that's 20% of your DNS requests not being filtered.
You'll also find some devices just latch on the the second and never use the first - again, in your scenario, these are not being filtered.
DietPi is the perfect OS with easy install software for Pis of all flavours.
That's not how the two entries for DNS works. Devices will use both rather randomly, and therefore some requests will not be filtered.
The best way is to run two instances for redundancy.
I tried to sign up with a gmx email address - but the email never came through. I checked All Mail, Spam, etc. It's definitely not there. Signed up again using a gmail.com one, and email came through immediately. Just waiting for that account to be verified by Tom and I'll stop using this one...
I hope so too. It might take some time, but it seems Reddit is on course to run itself into the ground - so hopefully this can be in place to pick up the fallout.
Yeah, Odeon is pretty rubbish. At least Cineworld have their unlimited pass (do they still do that?) and Vue have their cheap tickets.. Odeon's are just sticky-floored stuck-in-the-80s, unhappy-staff hell-holes :(
They're the first 4/5 rows, the back row, and sometime a weird block off to the side which is above the entrance (I don't know why those exist). But considering the row behind is the VIP seating - the back of the 4/5 group is pretty close to the best row but half the price.
Maybe have a look at Win11 Launcher. I reckon it'll get the aesthetic you're looking for.
And £5.99 outside of London (if bought online and in "Super Saver" seats). Gawd Bless Vue.
Yes, Frontpage is your Subscribed list.
There is a banner that says Clear Your Browser Cache if you're having any issues... so that should be your first port of call.
Here are some relevant links:
Getting Started: https://dietpi.com/docs/getting_started/
Install Guide: https://dietpi.com/docs/install/
Website: https://www.dietpi.com/
Forum: https://dietpi.com/forum/
GitHub: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi
Which phone?
Yeah, ditto, I'm a happy Lemmy user now. Vive la révolution!
Comments are ok, but I think if kbin has microblog posts from Mastodon, they don't appear in Lemmy. I'm in two minds as to which interface I prefer - nows really the time to pick one before I subscribe to too many things! :)
You can take the community and server name and format it like this: https://lemmy.world/c/TheyDidTheMath@kbin.social
But kbin is more than just posts - it also federates Mastadon which I don't think Lemmy can process (so you won't see those).
(I'm still working all this out myself -- in fact, this is my first ever comment!)