I will be migrating the server at some point tomorrow night.

In order to make sure nothing breaks, this instance will be taken offline before the migration begins.

The expected downtime is roughly 2 hours. I can be reached on Matrix at @neopolitan:kde.org should something go wrong.

With an overall vote of 3-2, with me voting in favor of removal, we have removed the lolicon exception to the type of content that is allowed on this instance.

There was not any lolicon posted as of the writing of this post. Even if there was, no post-hoc action would be taken other than removal of said content.

However, should said content be posted in the future, steps will be taken up to and including bans being handed out.

EDIT: Since I am not sure how long it will take for the rule change to propagate to other servers, here is what the rules are now.

1. You must be at least 18 years of age.
2. No content that is illegal under US Law.
3. Do not mute/block/ban evade.
4. Do not “Dox” other users.
5. NSFW content MUST be tagged appropriately.
6. Please do not spam and/or advertise.
7. It is expected that a certain level of civility is maintained. Please do not troll, harass, or abuse other users.

Saw that someone else did one of these and figured I should give an overview of where the server/services are at.

We currently do not accept donations and don't plan to change that in the near future.

Total Monthly Expenses: $25 (hosting)

Other Yearly Expenses: $23 (domain)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/1419160

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/1418762

I've made a number of improvements since the last time I was posting about my extension. The update is now available on both Firefox and Chrome web stores.

For questions / support: [email protected]

TLDR: See the respective download pages on Firefox & Chrome. The screenshots and features list are mostly self-explanatory.

Note on versions:

• Firefox has a more recent 1.2.1 version, because my build script missed some files while uploading v1.2.0. It doesn't look like Chrome had this issue.
• I'm uploading v1.2.2 to both stores today, which will bring the two missing features to Chrome as well. After 1.2.2, all browsers should have the same features. See

Right click the link icon between the person's handle/username, and the federated/language icon. Click copy.

Did you hear about that exploit? The one that got lemmy.world hacked? Does it affect here?

I doubt someone would really try it with here since this instance is so small, but I don't know how big of a security issue the exploit is.

Here's an update from lemmy.world https://lemmy.world/post/1287082 (I don't know how to do instance specific links)

We're closing registrations for a bit so I can make sure the service is stable with the people we already have.

If things are well, I don't expect registrations to remain closed for more than 3 days or so.

cross-posted from: https://thesimplecorner.org/post/53987

LemmyTools 0.1.2

New for 0.1.2:

• AutoExpand and Click&Drag to expand lemmy images!
• Hide Lemmy Sidebars More space for images on feed
• Auto unblur NSFW images option
• Option to enable old.Reddit (from https://github.com/soundjester/lemmymonkey) Thank you!
• Hover to activate lemmy Toolbar
• Significant UI changes
• Reworked easy button for offsite

Fixes

• Fix for '#' breaking easy subscribe button
• Fix for script breaking other sites due to poor isLemmy implementation.
• Fixed memory allocation issue with eventHandlers
• Various UI bug fixes (not showing all communities, settings menu display, etc...)

Script Features:

• Adds “Easy Subscribe” button to remote instance communities.
• Adds a collapsible sidebar on the side of screen that shows a searchable list of your subscribed commun

I noticed that when I sort by active or hot, it looks like the results have been staying completely the same for a past week or so, even when new posts are being made and getting comments and votes. Even on the "all" page, active and hot appear to be stuck. I checked a few other Lemmy instances, and their active and hot sorts seem to be fine, so I don't think it's a bug in the software.

This tool will let you find communities from all over the fediverse.

To add a community:

• Find the community you want on lemmyverse
• Click the link (has the box with an arrow pointing out of it)
• Copy the URL of the page it sends you to
• Navigate back to https://lemmy.comfysnug.space
• Go to the search page
• Paste the URL into the search bar
• Click Search

Often times, it should show up as a search result. If not, hard refresh the lemmy page and search a second time. This is necessary if the server didn't know about the community before to actually show the result, since federation does take some time.

I figured you guys should probably know what you're signing up for before getting too far.

I'm a hobbyist and new to running my own services. This server is running on a smol vultr instance that also hosts my pleroma and thelounge instances, so I'm not looking to accept too many new members; especially because I'm too broke to upgrade for the time being.

I expect to use slightly more strict rules here than I do for my pleroma instance in terms of moderation, but honestly I hope that such things won't be needed at all.