True. Now you've got me thinking of ways to identify and prevent accounts from scraping data. I don't see any way to do that other than rate-limiting, which just delays the problem rather than solving it.
It seems to me that the only reason Meta would embrace ActivityPub is so they can federate and scrape our data from the fediverse. Not only would I not use their platform, but I would block my instance from federating with them.
Coming from Windows, I'm surprised you didn't stick with Mint. If you want Debian, there's a version of Mint that is Debian-based instead of being based on Ubuntu. Using that might save you a lot of grief trying to set everything up yourself.
Not saying you're wrong, but Tesla has entire teams of people devoted to managing Elon. Twitter was never structured like that, so the company was directly exposed to his every whim.
I'm ignorant and putter around with WebStorm as an IDE, but I'd like to ditch it. Does neovim have similar functionality? I thought it was more of a text editor.
Yeah, that's what it's looking like. It's a bit concerning because the Lemmy devs didn't have to do it that way. They could just mark content as deleted and then zero-out all the fields to default values. I wonder what their reasoning was for not doing it that way.
Don't tell me what to do.
True. Now you've got me thinking of ways to identify and prevent accounts from scraping data. I don't see any way to do that other than rate-limiting, which just delays the problem rather than solving it.
It seems to me that the only reason Meta would embrace ActivityPub is so they can federate and scrape our data from the fediverse. Not only would I not use their platform, but I would block my instance from federating with them.
I'm thinking of spinning up an instance for my community, and would love more info on how many users you have vs server capacity vs monthly cost.
Makeup and Vanity Set did a great remix of Hurt by Vandal Moon.
https://vandalmoon.bandcamp.com/track/hurt-makeup-and-vanity-set-remix
This is the way. Been doing it for years.
Coming from Windows, I'm surprised you didn't stick with Mint. If you want Debian, there's a version of Mint that is Debian-based instead of being based on Ubuntu. Using that might save you a lot of grief trying to set everything up yourself.
Sunset by The Midnight https://youtube.com/watch?v=URma_gu1aNE
This is fabulous. Thanks!
Not saying you're wrong, but Tesla has entire teams of people devoted to managing Elon. Twitter was never structured like that, so the company was directly exposed to his every whim.
You're wise. The entire JavaScript ecosystem is really great and hot garbage at the same time.
Thanks for working on this!
I'm ignorant and putter around with WebStorm as an IDE, but I'd like to ditch it. Does neovim have similar functionality? I thought it was more of a text editor.
Try Linux Mint. It's made for people who are coming over from Windows. You'll find it feels very familiar.
Yeah, that's what it's looking like. It's a bit concerning because the Lemmy devs didn't have to do it that way. They could just mark content as deleted and then zero-out all the fields to default values. I wonder what their reasoning was for not doing it that way.
We're testing it in here: https://beehaw.org/post/472660
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Yes, but I'm wondering what the expected behavior is.
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Will do.