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Support (_and thus abuse reports_) are now disabled on this pod. There's now a new setting in Settings -> Poderator Settings called "Disable Support".
Support (_and thus abuse reports_) are now disabled on this pod. There's now a new setting in Settings -> Poderator Settings called "Disable Support".
This happens again today. This is twice just today alone. Hmm I'm reconsidering this feature entirely, rarely used and if it's just going to be abused by spammer, I don't see the value in it. I'm certainly not going to try to build some kind of "anti-spam" filters or anything, sounds cool, I'd learn a lot, but smells of effort and time I simply don't have 😢 #spam #sucks
This happens again today. This is twice just today alone. Hmm I'm reconsidering this feature entirely, rarely used and if it's just going to be abused by spammer, I don't see the value in it. I'm certainly not going to try to build some kind of "anti-spam" filters or anything, sounds cool, I'd learn a lot, but smells of effort and time I simply don't have 😢 #spam #sucks
[47°09′34″S, 126°43′41″W] Resetting dosimeter
@slashdot OMG! 😦 What da hell is going on here?! I used to have a friend that came from North Carolina, this is terrible (attacking power grids) 🤬 wtf are these people smoking?! 🚬
@slashdot OMG! 😦 What da hell is going on here?! I used to have a friend that came from North Carolina, this is terrible (attacking power grids) 🤬 wtf are these people smoking?! 🚬
[47°09′08″S, 126°43′30″W] Dosimeter overflow
[47°09′09″S, 126°43′51″W] Dosimeter still failing
Like why does spammers even bother?! Don't they realize how fucking futile and useless it is to be abuse something like a support form? I mean clearly nothing is going to come of this, except it's going to be clearly ignored and toss in the bin. 🤣
Like why does spammers even bother?! Don't they realize how fucking futile and useless it is to be abuse something like a support form? I mean clearly nothing is going to come of this, except it's going to be clearly ignored and toss in the bin. 🤣
Wow! My god spammers really try hard song they? 🤣 Geez 🤦♂️ 
Do we need to make the captcha harder? 🙄
Wow! My god spammers really try hard song they? 🤣 Geez 🤦♂️ Do we need to make the captcha harder? 🙄
@lyse to be fair the settings that you can change in the user interface are persisted to the settings YAML file and yes override any environmental command online options. This is always made sense to me because there are subset of settings that can be changed dynamically at runtime without requiring any restart.
@lyse to be fair the settings that you can change in the user interface are persisted to the settings YAML file and yes override any environmental command online options. This is always made sense to me because there are subset of settings that can be changed dynamically at runtime without requiring any restart.
@aelaraji It is if he's turned off open profiles 👌
@aelaraji It is if he's turned off open profiles 👌
🧮 USERS:1 FEEDS:2 TWTS:1074 ARCHIVED:77719 CACHE:2428 FOLLOWERS:17 FOLLOWING:14
re: reticulum i might just make my own internet replacement protocol if i keep finding out that the extant ones have yellow snake flag people attached to them
FSU lost to freaking Georgia Tech in Ireland. *forlorn noises*
@abucci Yep, --open-registrations=false has to also use the equal sign, just like the short form, otherwise it's activated. At least that's consistent. But, is has no effect, if the settings.yaml claims something different.
I have the impression that command line flags only take effect the first time you start yarnd. Unless the option has no pendant in the config file, such as -A/--admin-user $user. Since -A is not a boolean, but takes a string, you are free to use a blank or an equal sign…
It's this package: https://github.com/spf13/pflag?tab=readme-ov-file#command-line-flag-syntax
I also noticed and fixed the typo. 8-)
Yeah, user error on my end, never mind. The persisted settings.yaml overrides the command line arguments. That's surprising to me. I expected the command line options to overrule the config file. Oh well.
@lyse in Australia, take everything you have learned, and do the opposite. After all, it is the land down under! :-D
@lyse in Australia, take everything you have learned, and do the opposite. After all, it is the land down under! :-D
@quark LOL we repair everything in here 😆 ... I just have a problem with trusting people with my stuff because of past experiences. _"Better a half broken screen than no screen"_ kind of thing.
@quark LOL we repair everything in here 😆 ... I just have a problem with trusting people with my stuff because of past experiences. _"Better a half broken screen than no screen"_ kind of thing.
@quark LOL we repair everything in here 😆 ... I just have a problem with trusting people with my stuff because of past experiences. _"Better a half broken screen than no screen"_ kind of thing.
[47°09′52″S, 126°43′54″W] Dosimeter malfunction
@aelaraji Hmmm, so it _is_ permanent damage. Damn! :-( I'm no electronics guy, but I'd suspect it to be broken, if unplugging it and plugging it in again doesn't fix it. Kinda doubt that a repair shop will get it going again. I have no idea where I would bring it over here. The best I can think of is to ask the volunteers at the repair café if they have any suggestions, I reckon they're not able to fix it either. But that place is only open once a month.
How much of your screen is gone by now? Looks like a lot.
Wow, crazy. A decade ago, I think I only experienced power outages three or maybe four times in my entire life. Since then, they became a bit more frequent. Probably five or six, maybe more. Not sure how many of these events are attributed to construction incidents, where an excavator ripped a power line apart. Last time, loggers threw a tree in an overhead power line, so the power company had to disconnect my area from the grid.
@aelaraji didn't know there was a place to fix them; in here we toss them. Wish it was cheap to ship stuff. I have a couple of decent monitors in the garage that will soon take a trip to the curve...
@aelaraji didn't know there was a place to fix them; in here we toss them. Wish it was cheap to ship stuff. I have a couple of decent monitors in the garage that will soon take a trip to the curve...
@lyse I have no Idea, I still haven't found a repair shop I can trust with my monitor. As for the blackouts, they don't have consistent frequency. Sometimes it's once every 3 months... other times it's 3 times a day 😂
@lyse I have no Idea, I still haven't found a repair shop I can trust with my monitor. As for the blackouts, they don't have consistent frequency. Sometimes it's once every 3 months... other times it's 3 times a day 😂
@lyse I have no Idea, I still haven't found a repair shop I can trust with my monitor. As for the blackouts, they don't have consistent frequency. Sometimes it's once every 3 months... other times it's 3 times a day 😂
@lyse ugh, how come didn't this occurred to me...! Oh well, I am good now, but noted. Thanks!
@lyse ugh, how come didn't this occurred to me...! Oh well, I am good now, but noted. Thanks!
@abucci You can also use -R=false on the command line or leave it out entirely. When explicitly stating -R=false, there has to be an equal sign. With a space (-R false) it's somehow parsed as -R which is equivalent to -R=true. O_o Very weird. I'd really like to see an error instead.
I still have to figure out the precedence of the settings.yaml or command line arguments. I'm probably holding it wrong, but it seems to give me different results…
@prologic I've just went in a case b) on @abucci 's pod, if I click on their nickname I get a Log-in page. And if I click on anyone else's I a profile page. Is that normal?
@prologic I've just went in a case b) on @abucci 's pod, if I click on their nickname I get a Log-in page. And if I click on anyone else's I a profile page. Is that normal?
@prologic I've just went in a case b) on @abucci 's pod, if I click on their nickname I get a Log-in page. And if I click on anyone else's I a profile page. Is that normal?
@prologic salt'em to keep them viable longer. Salt'em! :-D
@prologic salt'em to keep them viable longer. Salt'em! :-D
@quark @movq A general workaround in these cases is to wrap the command in a shell script and reference said script instead.
@aelaraji Oh, shoot! The broken rows are permanent? Looks like you're the king of power outages. :-( How frequent do you experience blackouts?
@movq Yeah, haven't seeing the @yarn_police for a while. I often wonder if we are, finally, crime free. :-D
@movq Yeah, haven't seeing the @yarn_police for a while. I often wonder if we are, finally, crime free. :-D
@movq Phew, that was a close call.
@quark We're having a nice day out here, Clear sky, 26.2 °C (altough it feels like a ~30 °C) ... no storms! And the most annoying thing is, THIS happens to my monitor whenever there is a power outage:
My monitor losing rows of pixels due to power outage
With each one a row of pixels gets chipped out ... and no I can't afford a UPS at the moment.~
@quark We're having a nice day out here, Clear sky, 26.2 °C (altough it feels like a ~30 °C) ... no storms! And the most annoying thing is, THIS happens to my monitor whenever there is a power outage:
My monitor losing rows of pixels due to power outage
With each one a row of pixels gets chipped out ... and no I can't afford a UPS at the moment.~
@quark We're having a nice day out here, Clear sky, 26.2 °C (altough it feels like a ~30 °C) ... no storms! And the most annoying thing is, THIS happens to my monitor whenever there is a power outage:
My monitor losing rows of pixels due to power outage
With each one a row of pixels gets chipped out ... and no I can't afford a UPS at the moment.~
@movq woot! Yes! Perfect now. Hitting reply opens it with insert, and prompt at the end of the first line. Just as I wanted it. Thank you much!
@movq woot! Yes! Perfect now. Hitting reply opens it with insert, and prompt at the end of the first line. Just as I wanted it. Thank you much!
@quark I think just putting it there as a second line should work. 😅
@quark I think just putting it there as a second line should work. 😅
@quark I think just putting it there as a second line should work. 😅
@quark I think just putting it there as a second line should work. 😅
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-¡CAMARERO! -
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-¿Por qué me dejas dormir tanto?-
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-De mayor voy a ser gatonauta-
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-De mayor voy a ser gatonauta-
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Gato encajonado
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Gato encajonado
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@lyse welcome! :-) I am doing my best to get more acquaintance with vi/vim. I think nano has spoiled me too much. LOL.
@lyse welcome! :-) I am doing my best to get more acquaintance with vi/vim. I think nano has spoiled me too much. LOL.
@movq hmm, I am already using au BufNewFile,BufRead jenny-posting.eml setl completefunc=jenny#CompleteMentions fo-=t wrap, from jenny. How would I go to incorporate that there?
@movq hmm, I am already using au BufNewFile,BufRead jenny-posting.eml setl completefunc=jenny#CompleteMentions fo-=t wrap, from jenny. How would I go to incorporate that there?
@lyse "good, good, and fascinating indeed" -- says Quark, all while eating an overflowing toast with butter, and blackberry jam. :-D
@lyse "good, good, and fascinating indeed" -- says Quark, all while eating an overflowing toast with butter, and blackberry jam. :-D
@mckinley Wow, I was not aware, that there are different kinds of blackberries. But of course there are. Everything has all sorts of different species, why would it be different with these tasty guys? :-)
I just read up on them and – surprise, surprise – it turns out, the Himalayans are not native to most of Europe either. Doh! It gets even more interesting, their origin is unclear. Maybe Armenia and the Caucasus region. Fascinating!
@quark Ah, startinsert, didn’t even know that existed, tbh. 😅
It doesn’t work because the editor command is currently not run through sh -c ..., i.e. it is supposed to be just a path like /usr/bin/vim. I was just stumped by this myself and I think I’ll soon push a patch to allow setting something like vim -c foo.
In the meantime, your best option is probably putting this in your .vimrc:
au BufRead,BufNewFile jenny-posting.eml normal $
(I use something similar to disable hard text wrapping after 72 chars for twtxt postings.)
@quark Ah, startinsert, didn’t even know that existed, tbh. 😅
It doesn’t work because the editor command is currently not run through sh -c ..., i.e. it is supposed to be just a path like /usr/bin/vim. I was just stumped by this myself and I think I’ll soon push a patch to allow setting something like vim -c foo.
In the meantime, your best option is probably putting this in your .vimrc:
au BufRead,BufNewFile jenny-posting.eml normal $
(I use something similar to disable hard text wrapping after 72 chars for twtxt postings.)
@quark Ah, startinsert, didn’t even know that existed, tbh. 😅
It doesn’t work because the editor command is currently not run through sh -c ..., i.e. it is supposed to be just a path like /usr/bin/vim. I was just stumped by this myself and I think I’ll soon push a patch to allow setting something like vim -c foo.
In the meantime, your best option is probably putting this in your .vimrc:
au BufRead,BufNewFile jenny-posting.eml normal $
(I use something similar to disable hard text wrapping after 72 chars for twtxt postings.)
@quark Ah, startinsert, didn’t even know that existed, tbh. 😅
It doesn’t work because the editor command is currently not run through sh -c ..., i.e. it is supposed to be just a path like /usr/bin/vim. I was just stumped by this myself and I think I’ll soon push a patch to allow setting something like vim -c foo.
In the meantime, your best option is probably putting this in your .vimrc:
au BufRead,BufNewFile jenny-posting.eml normal $
(I use something similar to disable hard text wrapping after 72 chars for twtxt postings.)
@aelaraji power outages happen here almost every single time strong storms pass by, I know the feeling mate. It truly sucks.
@aelaraji power outages happen here almost every single time strong storms pass by, I know the feeling mate. It truly sucks.
@movq @prologic Right, what can possibily go wrong!? ;-)
It's funny that you mention it, too. We also were quite surprised that it was incredibly quiet in nature. Not just no man-made noise (we obviously avoided the crowds), not even in the distance, but also hardly any birds. We joked they're still exhausted from the heat of the days before and still resting.
(The Yarn police feed, that is.)
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