I got it working in shell as well:
bash
#!/bin/bash read -p "Username: " user read -p "Password: " -s pass read -p "TOTP: " totp res=$(curl \ --request POST \ --url "https://feddit.ch/api/v3/user/login" \ --header 'accept: application/json' \ --header 'content-type: application/json' \ --data '{"username_or_email":"'$user'","password":"'$pass'","totp_2fa_token":"'$totp'"}') jwt=$(echo $res | sed -re 's/^.*"jwt":"([^"]*)".*$/\1/') curl \ --request GET \ --url "https://feddit.ch/api/v3/user/export_settings" \ --header 'accept: application/json' \ --cookie "jwt=$jwt" \ -o "export.json"
I'd recommend echoing $res and $jwt before processing them further
Edit: if you don't have TOTP enabled, don't forget to remove it from the request
Docs: https://lemmy.readme.io/reference/post_user-login
Edit 2: added spacing
I used the LemmyHTTP Nodejs module to connect to the API, and after a few tries, got it working. I could post my code in an hour, if you want it.
edit: docs: https://join-lemmy.org/api/index.html
Yeah, same for me. Does anyone know a way to export the profile through an API? Because the API seems to be working, at least, as I can see these post and respond to them.
Or if there is some other way to access the site, that'd be helpful as well
Noted. If this is what people expect (and/or want) from Reuters, then it's none of my business how much they put in a single article. Have a nice day.
PARIS, Feb 26 (Reuters) - France's President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday there was no consensus on sending troops to Ukraine, but the subject could not be ruled out.
"There is no consensus at this stage... to send troops on the ground," Macron said after hosting some 20 countries allied to Ukraine.
"Nothing should be excluded. We will do everything that we must so that Russia does not win."
Saved you a click. Yes, that's it. That's the entire "article". A total of 4 sentences. What exactly was the point of writing such a short article?
Edit: pulled my head out of my ass.
*Scammer
Extemely relevant:
Also Joplin! It's a cross-platform Markdown notes app with many syncing options (including local storage, Dropbox, Nextcloud, and others). I've been using it for 2 years now, after trying different apps to see what fits. I've been using local storage and Syncthing to keep my Android phone and Linux PC synced, and really like it. It even lets you use an external text editor to edit your notes!
Not sure if this is the one you're referring to, but NileRed made a video on this:
I don't want anything out of this for myself, as I currently have enough on my plate as it is. I'm just commenting to boost engagement. I love that you're doing this, though! Happy holidays, everyone! <|:-)
Piggybacking onto this to mention my go-to online RegEx editor: RegExr. It lets you test the regex as you type, explains the particular symbols used, as well as has a sidebar where you can see different pattern types categorically. I've been using it for almost 2 years now, and haven't had any reason to use much else (after I discovered this).
Thanks for being awesome, Frog! And happy holidays to everyone!
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Federation with Threads?
I agree with this completely! I am also not generally a fan of such gatekeeping, but in cases like these I feel that it is not just justified, but rather necessary.
I once asked the admin and ... a defederation of such instances is not seen as an action to take.
Could you please rephrase? Not sure I understand this properly. What I think I understand is that the instance admin is not a big fan of defederation. Is that correct?

Federation with Threads?
Not sure if this is the right community to post this in, as we don't have any [email protected] or similar community, but it seemed the most relevant. Sorry if it doesn't belong.
I'm sure that at this point it has become common knowledge that , Meta's alternative to Twitter, is trying to implement ActivityPub into their site. If/when this goes through, this would make Threads an instance admin, giving then full access to all the data that is available to other instance admins. This would include all data that belongs to Lemmy/KBin/Mastodon/etc users.
My main question is, should we let them do this? Should we federate with them if/when they come online, or should we defederate? I know that does not usually defederate with others (we currently only have one instance blocked, bottom of ), but in this case, this is Meta we're dealing with. They aren't exactly a big fan of data privacy, which is the whole theme of this instance (our sidebar: "This instance is focused on providing security
I also use Feeder, and have been using it for about a year now. There is no way to delete a single post without deleting the entire feed. What is probably happening is that you have disabled "Read" articles in the filter:
<details><summary>Alt Text</summary>Screenshot of Feeder main screen. Shows filter menu opened displaying checkboxes "Unread", "Saved", "Recently Read", and "Read". All options are checked.</details>
Sorry, let me try again
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That is a scarecrow.
Edit: ::: spoiler spoiler, context
I just went back to the song and watched it again, which turned into a Bo Burnham marathon. He is absolutely amazing!
:::
Basically anything in [email protected]
Ricing refers to modifying your system to make it look cool. The term comes from street racing, where it basically meant improving perceived performance using cosmetics like spoilers and hood ornaments and stuff. Mostly form over function.
Also, if you don't mind visiting, you'll see more of what I mean over here:
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