# I am the Watcher. I am your guide through this vast new twtiverse.
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# Usage:
# https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/users View list of users and latest twt date.
# https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/twt View all twts.
# https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/mentions?uri=:uri View all mentions for uri.
# https://watcher.sour.is/api/plain/conv/:hash View all twts for a conversation subject.
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# Options:
# uri Filter to show a specific users twts.
# offset Start index for quey.
# limit Count of items to return (going back in time).
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# twt range = 1 38
# self = https://watcher.sour.is/conv/akmusiq
@prologic how can I post an image here and it show the image, I seen one guy did that. help?
@chunkimo by default pods do not permit rendering of images inline unless the operator of the pod has permitted those domains.
just let me know which domains are missing, and I'll add them!
otherwise, just upload the image using the media upload button 👌
@chunkimo by default pods do not permit rendering of images inline unless the operator of the pod has permitted those domains.
just let me know which domains are missing, and I'll add them!
otherwise, just upload the image using the media upload button 👌
@chunkimo by default pods do not permit rendering of images inline unless the operator of the pod has permitted those domains.
just let me know which domains are missing, and I'll add them!
otherwise, just upload the image using the media upload button 👌
this is by design and a security feature
this is by design and a security feature
this is by design and a security feature
@prologic ahh but I seen a couple already were displayed inline... Is it possibly because my images are large? If you can help me that's awesome
@chunkimo Link me to one that didn't render?
Are you uploading them or linking to external images?
@chunkimo Link me to one that didn't render?
Are you uploading them or linking to external images?
@chunkimo Link me to one that didn't render?
Are you uploading them or linking to external images?
@chunkimo Which domain? Drop a link to one here?
@chunkimo Which domain? Drop a link to one here?
@chunkimo Which domain? Drop a link to one here?
@chunkimo who owns that domain? Can it be trusted not to have multi gigabyte images hosted there. 😆
@chunkimo who owns that domain? Can it be trusted not to have multi gigabyte images hosted there. 😆
@chunkimo who owns that domain? Can it be trusted not to have multi gigabyte images hosted there. 😆
@prologic packets.cc? I do. It's my xmpp http upload domain for my xmpp server. It's maximum allowed upload (from users on my xmpp server only) is 100MB. Why, were you able to curl something to it or something? I would hope not, but I'm confident thta's not possible.
@chunkimo Kk I'll add it to the allowed domain list 👌
@chunkimo Kk I'll add it to the allowed domain list 👌
@chunkimo Kk I'll add it to the allowed domain list 👌
@prologic We really need to make the UX no this better. Perhaps alert the author that their images won't be shown and why?
@prologic We really need to make the UX no this better. Perhaps alert the author that their images won't be shown and why?
@marado Tooltip? I personally hate them 😆 But if it helps 🤔
@marado Tooltip? I personally hate them 😆 But if it helps 🤔
@marado Tooltip? I personally hate them 😆 But if it helps 🤔
Open to other suggestions 👋
Open to other suggestions 👋
Open to other suggestions 👋
@marado but why is that? there is image options in settings ..
perhaps not having to cache them, or inadvertently hosting someone's img embedded with shellcode, spammists....
@chunkimo That's right. Imagine linking to a malicious image. but even more simply imagine linking to a multi-gigabyte image. Now users who are bandwidth constrained have to download it and this chews their traffic quota and costs money 😆
@chunkimo That's right. Imagine linking to a malicious image. but even more simply imagine linking to a multi-gigabyte image. Now users who are bandwidth constrained have to download it and this chews their traffic quota and costs money 😆
@chunkimo That's right. Imagine linking to a malicious image. but even more simply imagine linking to a multi-gigabyte image. Now users who are bandwidth constrained have to download it and this chews their traffic quota and costs money 😆