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Also: tested it on mobile. And my probe capitalized the first letter, returning an “instance not found”.
To infinity and beyond!
Also: tested it on mobile. And my probe capitalized the first letter, returning an “instance not found”.
Indeed. My comment was based on Lemmy. Not sure about what service OP was talking.
I don’t know about Mastodon. I run my own Lemmy server, single user. I sometimes run a discovery script honger my “all” populated and I’m good to go.
Not sure how tech savvy you are, but hosting your own server costs a few euros per month, you decide how long it stays up and you are chief in command.
Same question but for Mac and iPhone ;)
It can, but afaik the url is one of the many parameters. And with an “id” syntax you “score 0” for that parameter.
A speaking url is human readable. How it is structured can vary (eg. /year/month/date/my-title-is-here).
Currently it is a post I’d (eg. /post/17659).
Human readable is better for SEO.
I have a strong feeling against this. I don’t think one instance must be overpowered against others. We are created equal. If the instance has one user or 10.000, we all have a power in the fediverse. A super instance will kill that. It is the search engines problem, not ours.
You can find info here: https://ecosia.helpscoutdocs.com/category/314-privacy-friendly-search-engine
TLDR they have ads, but related to your current search, not your profile. And they are Bing based.
I am a volunteer organizing holidays for people with disabilities (3 timesaver year) and this is one of my biggest fears. Every start of a holiday we discuss what to do in case of emergency but I hope that I will never need it…
Downvoted from my own (Lemmy) instance waste-of.space
No downvotes is a feature toggle by the way.
And following up: since Lemmy-easy-deploy is so… well… easy, can’t you make that official as well?
Have an advance option where one could configure everything and one where all is done and automatically works for the somewhat less technical admins?
I do understand it. These are browsers that they decided during development that are not supported. Not supported means not tested by a full QA team for months. And users are generally stupid, soba simple warning (use at your own risk) is something that does not work.
So they decide to just not support the other browsers.
To be clear, I am definitely not a fan of Adobe of this mechanism, just explaining.
I’m using Ecosia. Planting trees FTW!
If you by any chance are an apple user and you already pay for apples icloud+ service (eg via Apple one), you can do it via there as well.
Use Lemmy-easy-deploy on a Linux environment.
And exactly that is the struggle he had. He even informed the president (who told him to fuck off in a polite way)
Agreed, but that is not what the movie is about.
He did say (no one knows what he believed) that just having the bomb would mean world peace…
Awesome!