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BentiGorlich

@ BentiGorlich @gehirneimer.de

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  • After thinking about it I think this has actually nothing to do with Firefox (yet), but with the ad platform they bought. Might absolutely end up in Firefox in some way, but this blog post is not about that...

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  • Why do they continue to want to shove ads down their users throat? I use FF so uBlock Origin works and can block everything that annoys me...

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  • I used to use OnlyOffice, but switched to Nextcloud office because I like the UI and the documentserver better. Easier administering and the official solution

  • Looking for a wiki editor for Mbin guide

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  • Is the piefed wiki federated in any way @rimu@piefed.social and if so is there documentation on how to get that to other instances / software as well?

  • Moving communities between instances

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  • So what exactly does that do AP wise? Does it send out a MOVE activitiy of any kind? Do other instances get an activity by which they can tell that the community has moved and can they confirm that the new instance has the authority, so the permission, to move it from the old instance?

  • [Lemmy] Lemmy Release v0.19.11: security fix, mods can see votes

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  • They are just hidden, but I think no one has access to them via UI. We also have a discussion issue going about respecting the visibility a like activity specifies.

    I am torn on this issue. Just because you theoretically can always spin up an instance and just collect the info that way one should not make it as easy as it is today (imo)... But the community seems to be heavily leaning towards @Fitik@fedia.io 's view

  • Moving topics

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  • How do PieFed/Lemmy/Mbin handle cross-posting?

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  • @julian@community.nodebb.org On Mbin we don't have a button so the user can cross post it to another magazine/community/group. What we count as "crossposts" are just posts linking the same URL (and sometimes title matching, though I don't like that part). But like Rimu said these are entirely different entities with different apIds often from different instances

  • FOSS infrastructure is under attack by AI companies

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  • I fullheartedly agree... My mbin servers have been targeted multiple times by stupid AI scraper bots and even google didn't adhere to the request limit set in the robots.txt...

  • Firefox stops posting on fElon's social media! 🥳

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  • Didn't know that, but it seems like they have not posted anything since May 2023

  • Firefox stops posting on fElon's social media! 🥳

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  • Nice from one walled garden to the next

  • Comments from multiple posts on the same page

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  • Ok so exactly how mbin spots cross posts at the moment. But combining the comment sections is a cool idea. Obviously requires your server to be subscribed to the different communities, but still cool 👍

  • Comments from multiple posts on the same page

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  • What happens when three different users post libks to the same article? Or when the test is different? Basically how do you match these posts?

  • Signifying an audience in an object (PieFed/Lemmy)

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  • Signifying an audience in an object (PieFed/Lemmy)

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  • @julian@community.nodebb.org right now we just collect all links in these 3 fields and select the first magazine/community/group from the db having this url as their public url

  • Signifying an audience in an object (PieFed/Lemmy)

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  • Signifying an audience in an object (PieFed/Lemmy)

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  • @julian@community.nodebb.org Interesting, I though that the audience field was the way it should be done and to/cc fields were just for backwards compat :D

  • What’s a movie nobody can convince you is good?

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  • The Big Lebowsky

  • Me after Mozilla and Proton

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  • Me after Mozilla and Proton

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  • The mozilla thing seems to be mostly bad PR, but yeah...