While I do enjoy a good priest joke, the title seems to frame the Pope in a negative light. I don't see anywhere in the article that indicates that the pope said anything like that.
The only part of the article that references anything close was the pope meeting with a woman whose child committed suicide after talking to an AI.
The article seems to actually be about the popes stance about regulating AI, and his stance seems reasonable.
I'm kinda confused here, so he slaughtered the peacocks like you would a chicken, and then ate them? What did he actually do that warrants being arrested?
I can't think of a single open source / self hostable app that needed, or even had an option to deploy as a function. I have seen FaaS projects though, but they deploy to docker.
We moved off a pi onto a proxmox server for better storage etc.
Best cards for the dashboard are the cards that matter most to you. We have our solar stuff, and some switches that we use most, as well as the camera feed for the gate.
As for presence detection, the app has your location and a home/away entity that might be what you are looking for?
Right now lemmy and like are still a bit rough since the spike coming from those leaving reddit happened so fast.
However, the development it picking up fast, since its a open source project, so in the coming weeks we'll see many new features, and see the platform improve really fast.
So I think it'll stick with it for a while, because it'll get better
I'm only just now learning more about federation, so I'm no expert.
Is your instance setup to use NTP? federation requires fairly accurate time from my understanding, and shared hosting normally drifts quite a bit, which might be where your "Header is expired" issue comes from.
It could also have something to do with your instance not processing incoming federation stuffs fast enough I think?
Merging communities might be hard, but maybe redirecting a community to another instance? this would also allow people to move communities from one instance to another, which would allow large communities to have dedicated instances, or to consolidate related communities under the same instance.
Allowing communities to exist across multiple instances is going to be a nightmare now that I think about it, like how will moderation work? I can already see it becoming a new way to spam. Create your own lemmy instance, spam a post, and make it so that no one can delete it. It'll cause instances to disable open federation, which would mean we'll end up with only a few allowed instances
So based on my understanding, you'd need a public endpoint, and probably a domain name as well. So if the system you are using has a public ip, a domain, and is always online, then yes.
Do I truly own my own data then? If I make a post, such as this, which is posted from lemmy.world to lemmy.ml, would my removal of the post on my instance remove it from lemmy.ml as well?
As a native English speaker, I need a translation
Thats the point, you won't fight it because it's annoying to do
While I do enjoy a good priest joke, the title seems to frame the Pope in a negative light. I don't see anywhere in the article that indicates that the pope said anything like that.
The only part of the article that references anything close was the pope meeting with a woman whose child committed suicide after talking to an AI.
The article seems to actually be about the popes stance about regulating AI, and his stance seems reasonable.
The title seems like a bit of a hit on the pope
Its only fine when the meat industry does it I guess?
I'm kinda confused here, so he slaughtered the peacocks like you would a chicken, and then ate them? What did he actually do that warrants being arrested?
I can't think of a single open source / self hostable app that needed, or even had an option to deploy as a function. I have seen FaaS projects though, but they deploy to docker.
Maybe get some metrics going with Grafana, makes exploring your data much easier
We moved off a pi onto a proxmox server for better storage etc.
Best cards for the dashboard are the cards that matter most to you. We have our solar stuff, and some switches that we use most, as well as the camera feed for the gate.
As for presence detection, the app has your location and a home/away entity that might be what you are looking for?
Soon according to wikipedia means 2067 to 2099
1964, pretty sure they barely considered her a person, much less one of equal standing to a man at that point
Most of the arrested workers were south Korean according to the article
Nah, ain't nothing comical about their evilness
So outraged, they wrote a strongly worded letter about it!
Right now lemmy and like are still a bit rough since the spike coming from those leaving reddit happened so fast.
However, the development it picking up fast, since its a open source project, so in the coming weeks we'll see many new features, and see the platform improve really fast.
So I think it'll stick with it for a while, because it'll get better
I'm only just now learning more about federation, so I'm no expert.
Is your instance setup to use NTP? federation requires fairly accurate time from my understanding, and shared hosting normally drifts quite a bit, which might be where your "Header is expired" issue comes from. It could also have something to do with your instance not processing incoming federation stuffs fast enough I think?
There is a chat space at https://matrix.to/#/#lemmy-space:matrix.org with people that run their own instances, which might help answer these questions
Merging communities might be hard, but maybe redirecting a community to another instance? this would also allow people to move communities from one instance to another, which would allow large communities to have dedicated instances, or to consolidate related communities under the same instance.
Allowing communities to exist across multiple instances is going to be a nightmare now that I think about it, like how will moderation work? I can already see it becoming a new way to spam. Create your own lemmy instance, spam a post, and make it so that no one can delete it. It'll cause instances to disable open federation, which would mean we'll end up with only a few allowed instances
So based on my understanding, you'd need a public endpoint, and probably a domain name as well. So if the system you are using has a public ip, a domain, and is always online, then yes.
So technically yes, realistically no
Ah ok, thanks. Thats rather interesting. I wonder how they are going to address that.
I was curious to see what discovery was like. I'm wondering if anyone if working on a solution for that
Do I truly own my own data then? If I make a post, such as this, which is posted from lemmy.world to lemmy.ml, would my removal of the post on my instance remove it from lemmy.ml as well?