arkcom

arkcom, 10 months ago

I like cloudflare. They dont do the renewal pricing bs a lot do.

arkcom, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

My google domain is registered through enom, wonder why the wouldn't transfer it there? Also they say google domains launched in 2014, but I've definitely had mine since 2010.

edit: goggle -> google

arkcom, 10 months ago

Yes, I use them for my dns even for my google domain. The interface is good and they support dynamic ip addresses, too.
I'm sure like a lot of these giant enterprise providers, us little people don't really cost too much and we have the chance to recommend them at work.

arkcom, 10 months ago

As a temp workaround, add the following css in stylus or stylbot for kbin.social to hide random posts and threads

section.posts.section {
display: none;
}

section.entries.section {
display: none;
}

arkcom, 10 months ago

Interesting that active monthly users is almost 50% higher with kbin

arkcom, 10 months ago

This isn't as scary as it seems. If your server were to go down, you can push your passwords back (to a new install or main website) from your client.

arkcom, 10 months ago

Yes, there's a cached version on your device. I never opened my server to the internet, just let it sync when on wifi. I used the vaultwarden docker container.

arkcom, 10 months ago

The main offender is Lemmynsfw.com, so instance wide shouldn't be an issue for them. People posting there think it's obvious since it's in the name, but that doesn't work with federation.

arkcom, 10 months ago

Anyone can make a magazine on kbin.

arkcom, 10 months ago

kbin (kbin.social is currently working) allows individuals to block by domain. That would keep any top level memes off your /all but I think you still see comments.

arkcom, 10 months ago

as far as I can tell, it federates with everything

arkcom, 10 months ago

Also, if you click on the small domain name next to a post it will take you to that /d domain page, where you can block

arkcom, 10 months ago

You won't see their posts and comments moving forward.

arkcom, 10 months ago

Just think how fun it will be with people telling you to "read the thread" when you can even see it and dont know it exists.

arkcom, 10 months ago

Something I've seen is encoding links and sending people to https://www.base64decode.org/. Whether that alleviates legal risk is questionable (unlikely?), but it does prevent scraping for keywords.

arkcom, 10 months ago

Very nice, and much needed. Currently the NSFW thumbnails are blurred, while accompanied by a massive clear image.

arkcom, 10 months ago

I never commented on anything on reddit. By the time I found something, everything that could be said, had been.

arkcom, 10 months ago

You will be able to see and post to anything pre-defederation, but it won't leave your server.

arkcom, 10 months ago

At some point they will change to whitelist, which will ban all single user instance as well.

arkcom, 10 months ago

They've existed as a small community for a year and a half. In all that time, surely they have met/interacted with some people they trust enough to delegate mod duties to.

arkcom, 10 months ago

You can check the actual post on beehaw.org. Once the defederation happens, you will be able to post and think all is well, but it doesn't actually leave your server.

arkcom, 10 months ago

They should be running a standard forum software, but are already in too deep to fix the actual problem.

arkcom, 10 months ago

They have the extra nuclear option of making federation whitelist based, if they think it's necessary.

arkcom, 10 months ago

Can you make this two scripts with separate functions? I currently use https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/468460-kbin-collapsible-comments and like the clickable comment header.