Just a simple note? Why dont you use your phone, maybe?
Just a simple note? Why dont you use your phone, maybe?
I was able to get Mullvad and TOR to play nicely together, I couldn’t at first until a reboot I hadn’t noticed I had forgotten to reboot at the time.
Are you routing your Mullvad Browser traffic through TOR?
Ah, I understand. But couldn’t you just implement the unpredictable colors, you are trying to achive client-side, without hashing, say random order of colors?
Ah, I see. I was using Thunder, every username has the same format (username only, no @ after or in front). True for the website though.
The full user adress should suffice for the hash, because there is only one hyacinth@feddit.de, for example.
Also, do you really need a hash? Isn’t there a simpler alternative, developing an app?
I don’t know how it looks like with display names, but I am pretty sure same happens when the user is on your instance.
Do you mean Mullvad VPN or the browser?
At least, users of lemmy.world (and from different servers when we are at it) should be educated, so they feel relatively confident to switch and understand why this is important.
Generally, you do not need multiple accounts on different lemmy servers. You can “use” the other servers with one account. And, that you have multiple different servers, is by design.
Or are you referring to defederation, when you are writing about “seperation”?
Maybe Lemmy won’t be the right fit in the longer run, although development seems pretty good currently.
Whats more important to me is, how the adoption of ActivityPub evolves and the Fediverse developes in the long run.
Sometimes words is excactly the deed in need.
Still, the cheaper one is the right choice sometimes.
I am a bit split. I too find it a bit annoying to scroll past 80% of the posts. On the other hand, sometimes I see that there are new comments (which lemmy shows) under a post about an interesting topic.
I thought I was the only one thinking he is painting a clear image of the enemy. Together we will get through what they have done!
Recently, here on lemmy, someone explained Usenet in its days, and said that you yourself couldn’t block others, but only ask the ISPs to. Isn’t that “social” without being able to block others?
Besides, I feel like @smokinjoe@lemmy.world didn’t want to suggest that you were not able to block others in the past, just stating what he assumed you meant, without evaluating.
Do you see a number as vote count?
hmm, alright. I looked into r/reddit and saw no other post that looked the same, and got curious
Is the vote count disabled for this AMA?
Very interesting. Doing some research on private trackers. But I am not sure if private trackers would be where I would upload educational material to, because they are… private. For finding those, on the other hand, maybe
Oh yes Aegis Authenticator. Its so essential, I forgot. Plus Bitwarden Passwordmanager