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mp3, 10 months ago

Lemmy itself doesn’t have the ability to follow users on Mastodon, so that would need to be done first.

mp3, 10 months ago

That could be a nice, mostly distraction-free “phone” for work to read my emails, check my calendar, send chat, etc

mp3, 10 months ago

I have WiFi access in the office and at home, good enough for work.

mp3, 10 months ago

Even that could work if you plan accordingly. Cache your Spotify music & podcast, download map regions for offline use with Organic Maps, etc.

mp3, 10 months ago

A DINO

mp3, 10 months ago

I have the same issue, I’m using the dark theme full-time for the time being.

mp3, 10 months ago

With the ability to limit the poll to users of a specific instance and/or subscribers from a community (that were subscribed prior to the poll’s creation).

mp3, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

That way it greatly reduces the amount of users trying to brigade a vote. Can’t do much against sleeper/inactive accounts subscribed just for that purpose, but that at least require some planning.

mp3, 10 months ago

Are there accessibility-focused NSFW communities out there? If there is, they got double-turbo-fscked by this.

mp3, 10 months ago

I’d archive them first, then you can decide when and where to repost it

mp3, 10 months ago

One less reason to use Google for search.

mp3, 10 months ago

I like NewPipe, but honestly I prefer LibreTube + [Piped](piped video/).

mp3, 10 months ago

You can create one, and as soon as the ball starts to roll you can ask if someone wants to take over and become the mod.

mp3, 10 months ago

Give him a game controller ffs.

mp3, 10 months ago

1. Make sure the time and timezone is correctly set on your device, TOTP is time-dependent and both the server and the smartphone needs to have the same time in order to validate the code.
2. Lemmy uses SHA256 instead of SHA1 like most other websites using TOTP. Honestly I’m not sure Google Authenticator supports it, as I don’t see the option when attempting to add a key manually.

mp3, 10 months ago

1. Make sure the time and timezone is correctly set on your device, TOTP is time-dependent and both the server and the smartphone needs to have the same time in order to validate the code.
2. Lemmy uses SHA256 instead of SHA1 like most other websites using TOTP. Honestly I’m not sure Google Authenticator supports it, as I don’t see the option when attempting to add a key manually.

mp3, 10 months ago

The happens when all user sessions are invalidated on the server (this time as a precaution because of a potential security flaw). Connect for Lemmy doesn’t seem to know the session expired, so you have to signout then sign back in to find the Frontpage section again.

mp3, 10 months ago

You can also use ghe YaRSS2 plugin to monitor RSS feeds with torrent files/magnet links and have each rule downloads to a specific directory. Quite useful for TV shows.

mp3, 10 months ago

The classic small business trying to save some pennies by cheaping out on the important stuff like backups, despite several attempts at reasoning them, by ultimately ending up crumbling after a system failure.

mp3, 10 months ago

A bot that provides an alternative link when there is a paywall detected.

mp3, 10 months ago

And I’ll add make it a per-account configuration. I wish I could “colorize” my different accounts so I know which account I’m using.

mp3, 10 months ago

The link starts with otpauth://, which will likely do nothing on desktop. Either click on it from a mobile device, or on desktop you can use an addon like Offline QR Code Generator (Firefox), then right-click the link and select QR code from link. This will show a QR code you’ll be able to enroll in any TOTP app. Hopefully they’ll add an option to display a QR code when using the desktop interface in newer versions of Lemmy.