A 'Terrifying Line Is Being Crossed,' Warns Minneapolis Mayor as More ICE Horror Stories Emerge | Common Dreams
Jan. 31, 2026
According to a Saturday report in the New York Times, concern over ICE’s brutality has grown to such an extent that many Minnesota residents, including both documented immigrants and US citizens, have started wearing passports around their necks to avoid being potentially targeted.CNN on Friday reported that ICE has been rounding up refugees living in Minnesota who were allowed to enter the US after undergoing “a rigorous, years-long vetting process,” and sending them to a facility in Texas where they are being prepared for deportation.
A 'Terrifying Line Is Being Crossed,' Warns Minneapolis Mayor as More ICE Horror Stories Emerge
In an interview with the New York Times, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey described "marauding gangs of guys just walking down the street indiscriminately picking people up."brad-reed (Common Dreams)
Is it possible to sort out news
Epstein Files Jan 30, 2026 Release - Archived from Justice.gov
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Sovranità digitale europea, Ibm prepara il piano B
L’azienda statunitense propone un software che consente alle organizzazioni europee di mantenere il totale controllo delle loro infrastrutture tecnologiche AI. Punti chiave: indipendenza dalle piattaforme e un approccio open source
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Libs vs tankies is just another distraction by the owner class to keep us divided... so tired of these memes on lemmy....
We are all working class
There is no war but class war
Liberalism is the ideology of the ruling capitalist class, and supports their "freedom" to extract surplus value from wage workers.
It has many defenders (a few even among the working class!), just like feudalism / monarchism had some peasant-class defenders.
Anyways the class contradictions between workers and capitalists are irreconcilable, are there is no sense trying to "unite" with our exploiters and class enemies.
'Peace president' Trump has bombed 10 countries, now plans $1.5 trillion military budget
'Peace president' Trump has bombed 10 countries, now plans $1.5 trillion military budget
Self-declared “peace president” Donald Trump has bombed 10 countries, more than any other US leader. Now he plans to raise the military budget to $1.5 trillion -- nearly the rest of the world combinedBen Norton (Geopolitical Economy Report)
ottimo. I dubbi sono fondamentali per capire meglio i meccanismi del #SocialWARM 😅
Fammi sapere se posso aiutarti a chiarirli
@informapirata@www.informapirata.it @poliverso@www.informapirata.it @fediverso @poliverso@feddit.it @Informapirata@lemmy.ml @macfranc @test
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If everybody at ICE protests showed up with masks and a gun would there be more or less violence?
Would protestors be safer? Thousands of masked people with guns. Chaos?
I can’t help but think that the only solution to ICE is a “well regulated militia” in combination with political reform, with both being necessary.
Peaceful mass protests are the only way to stop this authoritarian takeover. If it gets violent the government will always have more firepower.
Trump and his cronies want the protests to become violent. They are hoping for an excuse to throw in jail or kill anyone they do not like. Do not do them that favor.
Nope, peaceful protests have never worked at any point in history, and you are sold that they do, because it serves the interest of those in power who do not want to be challenged.
Pacifism: How to Do The Enemy’s Job For Them
“As an ex-Indian civil servant, it always makes me shout with laughter to hear, for instance, Gandhi named as an example of the success of non-violence. As long as twenty years ago it was cyn…The Red Phoenix
Thumb-Key 5.1.1 Release
Release 5.1.1 · dessalines/thumb-key
What's Changed Fix crash when using ToggleCtrlMode/ToggleAltMode when not defined by @emallery in #1745 Add action to select current line by @jiquiame in #1752 Frappefluide: fix nbspaces for frenc...GitHub
can you share tha booster code?
here is my attempt: github.com/pfefferle/wordpress…
GitHub - pfefferle/wordpress-crossbooster: An experimental plugin that Cross-Boosts ActivityPub enabled Posts on Mastodon
An experimental plugin that Cross-Boosts ActivityPub enabled Posts on Mastodon - pfefferle/wordpress-crossboosterGitHub
Release Initial Public Alpha · kraftbj/fediboost
Automatically boost WordPress posts on connected Mastodon accounts when published via ActivityPub. - Release Initial Public Alpha · kraftbj/fediboostGitHub
New Lemmy Statistics Available
GitHub - LemmyNet/lemmy-statistics
Contribute to LemmyNet/lemmy-statistics development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
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Guide to Ibis as a Lemmy community's wiki?
Since one can access Ibis from Lemmy, this ought to be possible right? I'm just a little shakey on the details. Presumably what you would do is first make an Ibis article, maybe ideally on a wiki subdomain of the community's Lemmy instance, or else a specialty Ibis instance of an appropriate theme. Then, link to that article in the community's sidebar/about area.
But, you'd want to link to it in such a way that clicking the link keeps you in a logged-in view of the article, right? What's the syntax for that? I know linking to communities and users with "!" and "@", but not individual posts.
Second, you'd probably want to limit editing of the article to that community's mods. Is that doable? It wouldn't have to automatically sync to the mod list, as long as you can manually limit it to specific accounts as needed.
EDIT: Oh, also! Of the public instances, are any of them particularly suitable for content of this sort? I.E. not written encyclopedia style but more Fandom and/or community resource style?
Ibis federates in the same way as Lemmy, so you can reference it as !wiki@ibis.wiki, and use that link to browse the articles or comment. There is currently no special syntax to link posts in Lemmy, but version 1.0 will automatically rewrite remote links to display them in your instance.
In Ibis you can enable article protection so only admins can edit. Editing wikis from Lemmy is not possible.
You can use open.ibis.wiki for all topics.
First of all, Lemmy is open source. If you or anyone else wants to improve things, please open issues with concrete suggestions, or better yet make a pull request.
The linked post also has various factual errors, not sure if AI hallucinations or the author was using older versions.
The first 30 second: Stop explaining federation up front
I changed this on join-lemmy.org a few days ago. Maybe its not reflected in other language translations yet.
Feeds: Lemmy needs content gravity, not just content
Not really sure what these mean, would have to see concrete examples of these supposed problems.
Search: “Technically present” isn't enough
Search already shows communities first.
Portability: Lemmy’s killer feature new to feel real
Data migration between instances has been implemented for a long time.
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No, other apps like matrix and XMPP suit this need better, and have already put thousands of hours of work into perfecting secure group chats.
Mods / admins can link those groups, or email addresses in their community sidebars.
@nutomic@lemmy.ml brought up github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issu… , which would at least be a way for communities to explicitly link to each other, and we could possibly create a superset of Subscribed.
In 1.0 there is the Suggested filter, where admins have a preset / chosen list of curated communities they like, and a way to view all the posts from them.
I'd rather not do complicated algorithms to try to figure out interest / community adjacency based on user activity, as this could get really complicated and also probably show things people don't want to see.
I totally agree that content discovery could be better, but I'd like it to be explicitly chosen by the user, rather than generated. So I think the best way is still just to go to the communities page, and click subscribe on anything that might potentially interest you.
Allow community to specify related communities
A community specifies that another community is related. Similar to a "related communities" list in the community's markdown description, but can be automatically displayed on the target community ...dullbananas (GitHub)
Potential for Additional Content Filters in Lemmy?
I had a quick question and thought it might spark some discussion.
I know that Lemmy currently uses the NSFW tag/filter, which is great, but I’ve noticed that it tends to get applied to a wide variety of content—everything from mildly suggestive posts to very graphic material.
This got me wondering: has Lemmy ever considered adding more granular content filters or tags?
For example:
NSFL (Not Safe For Life) for particularly graphic or disturbing content (ie graphic war footage)
Political for sensitive Political Posts
Other potential tags for things like triggering content, or etc.
The goal would be to give users a bit more control over what they see, and help communities categorize content more accurately without overloading the single NSFW tag.
Curious if this has ever been discussed, or if there are plans to expand filtering options in the future.
We will have community-created post tags in 1.0, but its not possible to filter by these yet.
Specific content filtering can get incredibly convoluted though, and I'd like to keep it as simple as possible.
Are botted votes possible?
Lemmy is federated, meaning independently hosted instances interact with one another. Instances often also have significant measures in place to prevent the automated creation of multiple accounts. However, anyone can host an instance. Wouldn't it be possible for someone to host their own instance without any spam prevention measures, automatically create multiple of their own accounts, and use those accounts to flood a post with upvotes/downvotes? I'm aware that instances can block interaction from other instances, but if done correctly it would be easy to do it without raising much suspicion. Does Lemmy have any safeguards against this, and if not, is it even possible to fix?
Note: I don't plan on doing any of this, I'm simply just curious about how it works.
Eliminazione dipendenza US
Buongiorno a tutti.
Nel mio sforzo per eliminare la dipendenza da servizi basati in US ho fatto alcuni passi avanti.
Nell' ordine
- Nas per rimuovere i servizi di Cloud storage
- PC mio e della moglie migrati a Linux con Libre Office
- mail su dominio personale .It su server Aruba
- automazione casa basata su open source (home assistant) senza dipendenze Google/Amazon/Apple
- sto spegnendo tutti i social, mi resta reddit ma eccomi qui per cercare di togliermi anche quello.
Qualche cosa mi manca ancora ed eventuali suggerimenti sono benvenuti:
- cloudflare tunnel per pubblicare i miei album fotografici ed accedere al mio home assistant
- YouTube :(
- Claude ( sto provando le chat)
- Amazon ma sto guardando AliExpress
- Android (il più difficile da togliere)
Voi cosa state facendo per ridurre le dipendenze dalle aziende americane?
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Sei più avanti di me.
per quanto riguarda l'Ia e lo spazio cloud, ti consiglio di guardare infomaniak, è svizzero. Prezzi bassi, 1 TB di spazio e assistente chatbot alimentato ad energia rinnovabile.
Per android, dai un'occhiata a eOS, FairPhone (telefono con eOs), oppure Jolla (linux).
Io ho installato Lineage OS su 1 dei 2 smartphone.
Per Aliexpress...hai solo scelto un carnefice diverso. Amazon è difficilmente sostituibile, ma AliExpress non la vedo come alternativa più etica.
Come altri hanno raccontato, anch'io ho self-hostato qualcosa: nextcloud, che uso come centro per i servizi della famiglia, Bitwarden per le password, e un'istanza Peertube che alimento quando posso (video.simoneviaggiatore.com).
Per finire, linux mint che uso sempre di più (ma non esclusivamente) e mx linux o debian su macchine vecchie.
Sto usando un eeepc del 2008 come backup server con debian. Un miracolo!
Robot umanoidi nelle fabbriche Hyundai, scoppia la rivolta
Robot umanoidi nelle fabbriche Hyundai, scoppia la rivolta
Hyundai annuncia che userà il robot umanoide Atlas di Boston Dynamics nelle fabbriche dal 2028. I sindacati coreani insorgono.Punto Informatico
In Groenlandia e Danimarca c'è un boom delle app per boicottare i prodotti americani
In Groenlandia e Danimarca c'è un boom delle app per boicottare i prodotti americani
Dopo le minacce di Trump sulla Groenlandia, app anti-USA scalano le classifiche danesi. Bastano poche migliaia di download per trasformare la protesta in tendenzaMarco Trabucchi (Wired Italia)
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Thumb-key 5.1.0 Release
Release 5.1.0 · dessalines/thumb-key
What's Changed add NOOP action by @Toldry in #1731 Correct a mistake in JAKanaStandard.kt by @K0baU in #1734 Add hungarian-optimized engram layout by @dwat3r in #1732 Fix ToggleCapsLock key doing ...GitHub
L'Europa si affida ad Amazon per proteggersi dagli Stati Uniti: paradosso digitale
Arriva il “cloud europeo” di Amazon. “Ma le autorità Usa possono accedere a tutti i dati…
Paradosso nel Vecchio Continente: il colosso americano lancia il suo servizio "sovrano" per rassicurare i Paesi Ue. Ma il Cloud act resta applicabile. L'ad di Proton: “La realtà giuridica non scompare con una bella campagna di marketing”.Paolo Dimalio (Il Fatto Quotidiano)
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Tutto ciò è ridicolo.
Capisco che mettere in piedi autonomamente quel che può Amazon non sia banale, ma santo cielo tutta l'UE unita non riesce a farlo ?
mi accodo. È totalmente stupido pensare di essere sovrani in questo modo.
Mi pare che tra OVH, Hetzner e Aruba stessa un cloud europeo si potrebbe già avere.
Re: L'Europa si affida ad Amazon per proteggersi dagli Stati Uniti: paradosso digitale
e poi per il caso specifico, direi che nemmeno serva tutto AWS, ne basterebbero anche solo alcuni servizi... che sì, se si volesse si potrebbero creare in EU
How to handle being pinged/called from other instances to be harrassed?
What can you do if pinged by a user on a comm you have blocked? Asking as seem to be or about to be targeted by MWOG and goat's users.
Just ignore it? Can't report it as already have the comm blocked.
US Liberals are still doing it to this day. One of their heroes, Obama, dropped an average of 80 bombs per day on the ME and North Africa.
After winning the Nobel peace prize, he dropped an average of 30k bombs / year (80 per day) during his presidency, mostly on Muslim countries, 2, 3. In 2016 alone, dropped 26,171 bombs in the Middle East and North Africa, up 3000 from the previous year. The countries bombed include Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Libya, and Somalia.
Map shows where President Barack Obama dropped his 20,000 bombs | The Independent
Outgoing US leader carries out 3,000 more strikes in 2016 than year beforeHarriet Agerholm (The Independent)
Energia dal cielo con raggi infrarossi, tutto sul test (riuscito)
Energia dal cielo con raggi infrarossi, tutto sul test (riuscito)
Un Cessna nel vento della Pennsylvania ha trasmesso energia a terra usando raggi infrarossi. Primo passo concreto verso il solare spaziale.Gianluca Riccio (FuturoProssimo)
Google walks back its JPEG XL decision, months after rivals moved ahead
Google has reinstated support for the JPEG XL image format in the open source Chromium code base, reversing a decision it made in 2022 to remove it.
The update allows Chromium to recognize, decode, and render JPEG XL images directly, without extensions or external components.
This change applies at the browser engine level, meaning it will affect future versions of Google Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers when they are released.
Indeed jpegxl appears to be much better than AVIF. By the way two small questions related to images on Lemmy this probably isn't the right place but I just remembered it
1) In the browser client you make it possible to paste images into the thumbnail field when creating a post? I saw this functionality added to the Jerboa client recently, it's pretty useful for when the scraper doesn't automatically find a thumbnail in a link
2) On lemmy.ml there's a filesize limit to uploading images in the post field. I often have to manually downsize them to fit the size limit. Would it be possible to automatically encode the images client side when uploading? Maybe make them even smaller when uploading them into the thumbnail field.
Sure, open up issues for these on the lemmy-ui repo.
The resizing an image is out of scope tho, we aren't going to embed an image suite into lemmy-ui, so you'll have to do that locally.
GitHub - LemmyNet/lemmy-ui: The official web app for lemmy.
The official web app for lemmy. Contribute to LemmyNet/lemmy-ui development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
Why there's no good opensource torrent and download manager for android?
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/35036729
Libertorrent is buggy and progress get stuck in the middle of download, Navi download is abandoned and doesn't get updates and aria2app UI is awful (doesn't keep downloaded torrents) and don't get updated.
Full list of alternatives to Big Tech - Rebel Tech Alliance - please share
We have no marketing budget and are trying to get as many people away from Big Tech surveillance as possible. Please share this link with friends and family, and on social media.
It contains a full link index of all our Alternatives pages, as well as links to our Big Tech Walkout programme, and a Quick Start section for those who just want to grab the top choices.
Thank you!
Patrick (Rebel Tech Alliance)
A lot of these suggestions aren't great. A ton of US-based or 5-eyes companies and closed source software.
Ppl on lemmy already maintain far better recommendations.
Mobile App Frameworks
I firmly believe you should develop apps natively for that platform. That means jetpack-compose for android, and swift ui for iOS.
These write-once-for-all platforms layers are always bloated, slow, unoptimized, and behind the official native specs.
Decent programmers know how to learn new languages and frameworks as necessary, and most of the concepts are the same across programming languages. Nothing near as difficult as learning a real language.
Aggiornamento a NodeBB 4.8.0
Release v4.8.0 · NodeBB/NodeBB
Release build (minor) of NodeBB @ 2026-01-14T17:54:33.964Z v4.8.0 (2026-01-14) Documentation Changes update openapi schema for missing routes related to crossposting (d81b644) New Features user ...GitHub
If you have a native torrent client, you just click a link, no pasting required.
example:
"Il passato è uno strumento sottoutilizzato": i segreti di una villa elisabettiana per stare al caldo
'The past is an underused tool': An Elizabethan mansion's secrets for staying warm
In a deadly cold period known as the Little Ice Age, clever Elizabethan designs kept a magnificent stately home unusually warm – with lessons for how we can heat our own homes better.Graihagh Jackson (BBC)
Le aspettative crescono, la sostenibilità manca
‘We could hit a wall’: why trillions of dollars of risk is no guarantee of AI reward
Progress of artificial general intelligence could stall, which may lead to a financial crash, says Yoshua Bengio, one of the ‘godfathers’ of modern AIDan Milmo (The Guardian)
WP group actor ID URL encoded?
Hi @pfefferle@mastodon.social, I was trying to figure out something else (which I'll ask in a separate topic), and then went down a rabbit-hole when I discovered I could no longer find @notiz.blog (:point_left: see, no link!)
NodeBB was unable to retrieve the Group actor because the webfinger response notes its' ID as https://notiz.blog/%40notiz.blog; note the %40. Possibly related, the actor self-reports its own ID as that value as well.
When NodeBB tried to fetch that via AP, WordPress returned HTML :)
Would it be possible to track more statistics? (some potentially gross ideas)
If we really want to figure which instances to suggest, it could maybe be good to have some additional statistics tracked per instance, and compare to the global averages. It might even be able to influence default choices for like the join-lemmy website.
I understand this might sound gross, but maybe there's a good idea in here?
- user retention (percentage of users that are still active after 6 months? 1 month?)
- percentage of anonymous visits that result in a signup (ignore those that result in a login)
- ban rate
- signup acceptance/rejection speed
- percentage of accepted signups vs failed/declined (maybe this just promotes accepting spammers)
- average time spent on signup page
- bounce rate of signup page (opened but never completed)
Un nuovo obiettivo potrebbe consentire farmaci a base di psilocibina più sicuri e non allucinogeni
La psilocibina, il composto psichedelico presente naturalmente in alcune specie di funghi "magici", ha dimostrato, in studi clinici, di essere efficace nel trattamento a lungo termine della depressione e dell'ansia. Tuttavia, gli effetti allucinogeni della sostanza possono rendere lo sviluppo di trattamenti costosi e comportare rischi significativi per le persone affette da altre patologie psichiatriche.
Ora, uno studio del Dartmouth College identifica un recettore neurale che promuove i benefici terapeutici della psilocibina, ma non è allucinogeno. I risultati, pubblicati su Molecular Psychiatry, potrebbero fornire un nuovo potenziale bersaglio per farmaci simili alla psilocibina, più sicuri ed economici.
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New Target Could Enable Safer, Non-Hallucinogenic Psilocybin Drugs
Researchers at Dartmouth found that psilocybin’s antidepressant and anti-anxiety effects were driven by the serotonin 1B receptor, separate from hallucinogenic pathways, pointing to safer, non-psychedelic drugs for treating depression and anxiety.Technology Networks
I don't understand how Moxie Marlinspike's Confer "Private LLM" works
Private inference
When you use an AI service, you’re handing over your thoughts in plaintext. The operator stores them, trains on them, and–inevitably–will monetize them. You get a response; they get everything.Moxie Marlinspike (Confer Blog)
"La tua tessera sanitaria è in scadenza", ma è phishing: come difendersi - Cyber Security 360
Il CERT-AgID ha identificato una nuova campagna di phishing che sfrutta indebitamente il nome e l’immagine del Ministero della Salute per indurre i cittadini a rinnovare la tessera sanitaria.Salvatore Lombardo (Cybersecurity 360)
"La tua tessera sanitaria è in scadenza", ma è phishing: come difendersi - Cyber Security 360
Il CERT-AgID ha identificato una nuova campagna di phishing che sfrutta indebitamente il nome e l’immagine del Ministero della Salute per indurre i cittadini a rinnovare la tessera sanitaria.Salvatore Lombardo (Cybersecurity 360)
Nel 2026 Atac assumerà 634 nuovi autisti per rispettare il contratto con Roma
Piano assunzioni di Atac nel 2026
Nuovi autisti per i bus di superficie
Si prevede un aumento della produzione chilometrica dei bus di superficie da 97,2 due milioni di chilometri del 2025 a 99 milioni di chilometri entro il 2027 e sono previste 634 assunzioni
Altre assunzioni
Verranno assunti 67 nuovi profili da inserire nell’area tecnico-amministrativa, 29 profili manageriali e di coordinamento e 28 lavoratori che si occuperanno di “movimento, manutenzione, security e gestione emergenze” nelle metro di Roma.
Palermo, Porta Nuova
cdn.masto.host/mastodonuno/med…
Porta Nuova fu edificata nel 1583, al posto di una porta preesistente (la cosiddetta “Porta del Sole”). Porta Nuova fu deliberata dal Senato cittadino, per celebrare il rientro dell’imperatore Carlo V, dopo la vittoria di Tunisi contro i Mori (1535). L’opera, che ricorda gli antichi archi trionfali di Roma, si presenta come una massiccia costruzione tardo-manierista, con un gran fornice sovrastato da una leggera loggia rinascimentale. La costruzione termina con una copertura a cuspide ricoperta di maiolica. Sul tetto a spioventi spicca l’aquila imperiale.
SaferPlaces arriva su MarghERita: modelli di alluvione ultra-rapidi grazie al supercomputer regionale
SaferPlaces arrives on MarghERita: rapid flood modeling powered by the regional supercomputer - SaferPlaces
SaferPlaces support cities in taking flood resilience actions, developing adaptation measures and strengthening emergency response planningSaferPlaces
Nel Fediverso, PICCOLO è bello.
Un cyberpunk italiano da riscoprire
Eventi sismici, ML 4.3 e ML 4.1, in provincia di Ravenna del 13 gennaio 2026
> Un terremoto di magnitudo Richter ML 4.3 è stato registrato dalla Rete Sismica Nazionale alle ore 09:27 italiane del 13 gennaio 2026, 7 km a sud-ovest di Russi (provincia di Ravenna). Dopo quasi due minuti, alle ore 09:29 italiane, è stato localizzato un secondo evento di magnitudo ML 4.1, con epicentro a circa 4 km di distanza dal primo, 8 km ad est di Faenza (RA). La profondità ipocentrale dei due eventi è stata rispettivamente di 23 e 22 chilometri.
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Eventi sismici, ML 4.3 e ML 4.1, in provincia di Ravenna del 13 gennaio 2026
Un terremoto di magnitudo Richter ML 4.3 è stato registrato dalla Rete Sismica Nazionale alle ore 09:27 italiane del 13 gennaio 2026, 7 km a sud-ovest di Russi (provincia di Ravenna). Dopo quasi …INGVterremoti
I numeri del Servizio civile universale
"I numeri del Servizio civile universale" è uno strumento interattivo che permette di esplorare in modo chiaro e aggiornato i principali dati relativi ai bandi, ai posti disponibili, alle candidature e ai progetti realizzati in Italia e all’estero. Attraverso grafici e mappe dinamiche consente di seguire l’evoluzione del Servizio Civile Universale nel tempo e di coglierne la diffusione territoriale e il contributo di enti e giovani. L’obiettivo è valorizzare e comunicare in modo trasparente il Servizio Civile Universale, attraverso una rappresentazione chiara e aggiornata dei dati e dei risultati conseguiti nel tempo.
politichegiovanili.gov.it/serv…
I numeri del Servizio civile universale | Dipartimento per le Politiche Giovanili e il Servizio Civile Universale
Dipartimento per le Politiche Giovanili e il Servizio Civile UniversaleDipartimento per le Politiche Giovanili e il Servizio Civile Universale
Nessun danno significativo a edifici e infrastrutture. L'attenzione resta alta
Sisma. Nessun danno significativo a edifici e infrastrutture dopo le due scosse di questa mattina in provincia di Ravenna: decine le verifiche nelle scuole, al Porto di Ravenna e al rigassificatore e nel forlivese. L'attenzione resta alta
Terminato l’incontro tra Agenzia regionale per la sicurezza territoriale e la Protezione civile, Settore difesa del territorio della Regione, Ingv, Prefetture di Ravenna e Forlì-Cesena, Vigili del fuoco e Comuni.protezionecivile.regione.emilia-romagna.it
File .csv su SNAC2
SNAC – livello successivo sbloccato
Appunti dal fronte sperimentazione
Importare la lista dei following su SNAC non è roba da
“clicca qui → fatto” come su Mastodon.
Qui si passa dal terminale.
- file CSV
- comandi
- import manuale
Niente wizard.
Niente pulsantoni colorati.
Ed è… fantastico
Almeno per me.
SNAC non ti prende per mano:
ti guarda, ti porge una shell e dice:
> “Dimmi cosa vuoi fare.”
Quindi sì
Ho importato da CLI la lista delle persone che seguo su snowfan.it.
Se in questi momenti vedete arrivare una nuova richiesta di follow
dal mio account SNAC…
non è un bot impazzito.
Sono io.
Conclusione non richiesta
- Migrazione fatta
- Fediverso sincronizzato
- Orgoglio da sysadmin pienamente soddisfatto
Mastodon
Istanza italiana aperta agli Amici che ne fanno richiesta. -ATTENZIONE- istanza NO-Threads/BlueSkyMastodon hosted on snowfan.it
ActivityPub API Client Reputation
For the ActivityPub API Task Force, I started an issue to discuss OAuth client reputation systems.
A reputation system tracks which OAuth clients are known good, known bad, or unknown. Servers could use this information to limit what clients can do. For example, a server could prevent users from logging in with a known bad client.
The reputation could be based on human curation and review, or on automated collection of evidence from historical behaviour of the client.
I'm trying to find examples in the OAuth ecosystem of this kind of reputation systems -- either local or distributed.
App store approval (and user reviews) are a good example for native apps. OpenBanking keeps a client directory that needs human curation and review.
I don't have examples from OAuth -- especially with dynamic registration or CIMD.
Any ideas?
ActivityPub API client reputation
"As an ActivityPub user, I want my server to warn me if I'm authorizing a client with known bad behaviour, so that it can't abuse my account by misusing my private data or taking unauthorized actio...evanp (GitHub)
Anna’s Archive, Spotify e il confine sottile tra legalità ed etica digitale
Any favorite articles/essays? (Especially around how cars reshaped rural places)
Hi, I'm working on a collection of resources to make writing solarpunk easier and I'm currently putting together a page about exurbs, basically how they came to be, why they're unsustainable, how they might reshape in the future if supply chains break down.
Solarpunk has a lot of 'fuck cars' elements and I've picked up a lot of that over the years, but as I research this one, I'm realizing I don't have specific examples as close to hand as I did for the other topics. I haven't spent much time in communities dedicated just to these discussions and I'd like to make sure I don't miss any community-favorite articles/essays on stuff like how cars reshaped rural places, the complexities of automobile manufacturing supply chains, and the car-size arms race.
If there's anything you think should be included in that discussion I'd be very happy to add it!
The Social Ideology of the Motorcar - André Gorz
Piece by André Gorz critiquing the "radical dependency" created by automobiles as a primary means of transportation under capitalism, as well as other harmful effects of cars.libcom.org
Prodotti del supermercato: "garden gourmet"
Pur non apprezzando i prodotti della gdo mi piace comunque provarli e questi, purtroppo prodotti della Nestlé, sono veramente buoni., whereas the Nazis killed over 13 million through mass killings alone (eg the Holocaust + exterminated minorities). The Soviet Union alone lost 20 to 27 million depending on who you ask.
Even if you take the most extreme interpretation of US responsibility possible (eg adding another 1-1.7 million people for "luring" the Soviet Union into attacking Afghanistan), you don't get to 25 million. Which again, the Nazis killed in the Soviet Union alone.
Making these sorts of wild statements only invites scrutiny over the numbers and creates an argument you will lose. It's far more effective to list more recent atrocities and zoom in on individual cases and motivations. Let's also not understate the tremendous losses the Soviet Union took.
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Broad estimates of US war victims range up to 12 million (a liberal estimate), whereas the Nazis killed over 13 million through mass killings alone (eg the Holocaust + exterminated minorities). The Soviet Union alone lost 20 to 27 million depending on who you ask.
In addition to the 500k-millions of native peoples and hundreds of tribes the US systematically nearly eradicated, lets take just a few more examples.
- Vietnam: 1.5M killed
- Laos: 300k
- Iraq: 1M
- Indonesia: 500k-1M
- Korea: 500k
- Japan: 200k-1M in civilian bombings
And I haven't even started on operation condor and latin america yet.
The real tragedy is that of the victims who got stuck in the middle between two doctrines hell-bent on global domination.
The case of Imperial Japan is equivalent to that of Nazi Germany. A fascist regime that saw millions intentionally slaughtered and worked to death across Asia.
Here are some links for reading more about the killings related to:
The US nearly completely wiped out the indigenous people who lived there
When European settlers arrived in the Americas, historians estimate there were over 10 million Native Americans living there. By 1900, their estimated population was under 300,000. Native Americans were subjected to many different forms of violence, all with the intention of destroying the community. In the late 1800s, blankets from smallpox patients were distributed to Native Americans in order to spread disease. There were several wars, and violence was encouraged; for example, European settlers were paid for each Penobscot person they killed. In the 19th century, 4,000 Cherokee people died on the Trail of Tears, a forced march from the southern U.S. to Oklahoma. In the 20th century, civil rights violations were common, and discrimination continues to this day.
Multiple millions of people were captured in Africa and sold as slaves as well
Genocide Of Indigenous Peoples - Holocaust Museum Houston
When European settlers arrived in the Americas, historians estimate there were over 10 million Native Americans living there. By 1900, their estimatedAstoundz (Holocaust Museum Houston)
Surely we'd attribute most of those murders to the British Empire and the other colonisers at the time, no? The vast majority of these people died before the US even conceptually existed.
Again, not disputing that all of this is fucking horrible, but it's not somehow "worse" than the sum of crimes committed by Nazi Germany (as far as comparing atrocities goes that is, which feels like something one shouldn't compare too much. Each one is one too many after all).
The vast majority of these people died before the US even conceptually existed.
Disgusting take, acting as if genocide was not colonial policy. You desperately need to read Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz - an indigenous people's history of the US.
Killed an entire continent of peoples and enslaved millions of people from another one to make agricultural commodities.
Also during ww2 the US refused a ship of jews fleeing nazi germany and made them return.
They also won't make anti-semitism illegal cause freeze peach, so US cops often protect white supremacist groups during protests from righteously outraged ppl. US cops also often recruit directly from those groups, and use them to carry out illegal things actions they don't want to be responsible for. There isn't enough space here to even get into the US's anti-semitic past.
Trump says US has "captured" Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife in "large scale strike" - latest
Venezuela latest: Trump says US has 'captured' President Maduro in strikes on country - live updates
The US attorney general says Maduro will face "American justice on American soil"; meanwhile, Venezuela condemns the "extremely serious military aggression".BBC News
How to time meditation without phone?
Hi, I was wondering how people would time a 1 hour meditation session without setting an alarm on their phone.
I don't really want to keep my phone with me during meditation, but I do want to have a way to notice it's time to stop.
People somehow managed this in the past before phones existed right? So what would be a good way to do this?
Aggiornamento a NodeBB 4.7.2
Ho aggiornato a NodeBB alla versione 4.7.2, non mi sembra ci sia molto di particolare ma potete trovare tutto il changelog qui: github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/relea…
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Release v4.7.2 · NodeBB/NodeBB
Release build (patch) of NodeBB @ 2025-12-24T18:38:30.146Z v4.7.2 (2025-12-24) Chores up body-parser (59dd1ca) up mentions (d505301) incrementing version number - v4.7.1 (afb8880) update changelog...GitHub
This is a DB attack vector, which is why lemmy long ago switched to cursor pagination.
You need to open up an issue in the summit repo asking the dev to switch away from the deprecated page/limit, and to cursor pagination.
[0.19] Increase page limit to 100 by Nutomic · Pull Request #6252 · LemmyNet/lemmy
This was added in #6017 with no reason given for using this specific limit. Some users are reaching this limit during normal browsing and get an error. The issue (#6016) mentions a DDoS attack usi...GitHub
Yes that's the charme of it, just like the player character you are thrown into this strange, brutal world and have to figure out how to survive. The beginning is difficult, but that makes it all the more satisfying later in the game when you actually become powerful.
Regarding mods, you should definitely get one for improved inventory, and there's also a DirectX 11 mod for better graphics.
Is there still no way to attach an image/photo group album collection or slideshow on the post header, and if it's being worked on, where can I follow the development?
You can already just use the URL / link field to link to that album, and also choose a custom image if you like.
You can also just use the post markdown body to post a lot of pictures also.
GitHub - Demigodrick/community_bot
Contribute to Demigodrick/community_bot development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
A question about multi-communities (the new feature being tested)
Will the multi-communities be able to handle communities from multiple instances?
Like communities from lemmy.eco.br and lemmy.pt that are country agnostic, like !dev@lemmy.eco.br and !devpt@lemmy.pt, that are development communties, but pulverized across instances, so creating multi-communities across both instances would make good onboarding on both sides.
Just asking to see what would be capable, to atract more people easily, showing more "content", etc.
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Chat Control approved: Certain EU countries will see your private messages. Is yours on the list?
Chat Control approved: Certain EU countries will see your private messages. Is yours on the list?
EU governments have finally agreed on a controversial new law that gives a backdoor to reading text messages and viewing photo messagesAdam Woodward (Euro Weekly News)
EU officials are, incidentally, exempt from chat monitoring – which is quite convenient for someone like von der Leyen. Their communication is explicitly NOT to be monitored. The mere fact that those who drafted this law don't want it to apply to them tells you everything you need to know about it.
https://x.com/martinsonneborn/status/1995182586612609241
Implementing postingRestrictedToMods
Hey pfefferle@mastodon.social nutomic@lemmy.ml, I'm looking to integrate support for postingRestrictedToMods
I see some discussion here:
It's a little specific, but even so, I'm happy to add it, since it solves some issues with cross-community content creation permission.
Is there a JSON-LD context I can add, since I am assuming that postingRestrictedToMods is not standard?
Support "postingRestrictedToMods" for Groups
Is the feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I am the developer of the WordPress ActivityPub plugin and had some discussions with the Friendi.ca community that WordPresses use of G...pfefferle (GitHub)
Re: Implementing postingRestrictedToMods
Its part of the part of the Lemmy context so you could include that.
Btw I didnt notice your post before because Lemmy doesnt support mention notifications in that context yet (it will be in 1.0).
Announce and Undo(Announce) in Mastodon
NodeBB federates out the Announce activity in two ways.
- The "plain object" way, which is an
Announceactivity wrapping an object (either a uri or the full object itself.) - The "1b12" way, which is an
Announceactivity wrapping another activity (e.g.Create)
Up until now I haven't needed to handle the reverse (which in AP-speak is the "undo" of an activity), but since NodeBB sends Announce when moving a topic in to category, it now makes sense to Undo(Announce) when moving a topic out of a category.
My first interop test with Mastodon didn't work, and it turns out that Mastodon checks the id of the embedded Announce for a match. It doesn't infer it based on actor/object combination.
Once I matched up the IDs, the Undo was processed correctly.
I also noticed that Announces sent from Mastodon have a published property, although this is not relevant in Undo parsing.
Lemmy uses Announce/Undo/Delete and similar activites. So the outermost activity is always Announce from the community. To me Undo/Announce doesnt make much sense, it was already announced and you cant take that back. Its the delete action which is reverted.
Mastodon compatibility is another thing, you likely need a lot of ugly hacks for that.
Android syncthing-fork repo gone and Developer profile gone private.
what's going on with post titles - inconsistent in showing read / not read?
US strikes against boats in Caribbean ‘disregard international law’, French minister says
US strikes against boats in Caribbean ‘disregard international law’, French minister says
G7 foreign ministers questioned Marco Rubio about the attacks on what the Trump administration claims are drug smugglersPatrick Wintour (The Guardian)
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[proposal] a better content-recommendation system
I know that many people don't like complex or intransparent recommendation algorithms.
Currently, there are "subscribed", "local" and "all" categories (at least in the default lemmy web UI).
I would like to change this to include custom topics ("listings").
They are a custom way of choosing content (in case of Lemmy listings). In Lemmy, custom listings appear just like standard listings (API-wise), just that instead of "https://discuss.tchncs.de/?dataType=Post&listingType=Subscribed&sort=Active" you have "https: //discuss.tchncs.de/?dataType=Post&listingType=list:AAAA4865698@lemmy.world&sort=Active" or something.
Listings could either be lists of communities and other listings. Consider this simple text file to describe a listing for a memes-topic: (that contains 2 communities, everything on 1 domain, and another sub-listing)
c:memes@lemmy.world
c:memes@lemmy.ml
domain:memes.net
list:AAAA4865698@lemmy.worldOr they could take their data from an RSS stream or similar external source.
W3Schools.com
W3Schools offers free online tutorials, references and exercises in all the major languages of the web. Covering popular subjects like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, SQL, Java, and many, many more.www.w3schools.com
No they don't use sql views, they're built using an in query (which we still have to see how performant that'll be, and is pretty much the same problem as subscribed communities, needing to sort and filter based off joined data)
You can see them in action here: github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/p…
Multi community support by dessalines · Pull Request #3521 · LemmyNet/lemmy-ui
This PR adds the ability to : Create and edit multi communities Add multi community entries Display multi communities on your sidebar Display multi communities created on use profiles The /m/multi...GitHub
Apps for note taking.
cross-posted from: lemmygrad.ml/post/9715658
I'd love suggestions for apps for note taking that comrades use, ideally just free/open source ones that work on multiple platforms and can sync between devices.
Get syncthing, which works on every platform, and syncs folders.
Keep all your files in markdown, and use any markdown editor for desktop or mobile you like. Markor or Obsidian(not open source unfortunately) for android are good ones.
Toki Pona speakers, how would you translate my boyfriend and my name?
mi sona e toki pona, taso tenpo mute la mi toki ala e ni.
i know it, but haven't spoken it for a long time.
I'd probably say "siwe" from the pronunciation
or sitiwe, or tiwe...
[US] What happens when the government shuts down, and if it stays down, what do we do?
Sorry if thia type of question isn't allowed, I tried on AskPolitics as well but that comm looks mega dead so I'm x-posting here
geteilt von: lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/57245755
Forgive me if I'm woefully misunderstanding how this all works.If the government is shut down, and they can't reach an agreement to open it back up, what happens?
Short term? What does it look like in the coming weeks to months if no agreement is reached?
Mid-Term? Within the next year, if things are still all shut down, what happens to things like trade, tax payments, public services?
Long-term? If, worst case scenario, the divisions between the parties with power have grown so though they can't ever reach an agreement: what happens then? Is it an anarchist state? Do we have new coup attempts to take power? Does the US balkanize?
I'm not meaning to inject any sort of bias in my line of questions, I hope I haven't led anyone to any specific conclusions.
The long term is typically what happens to empires like Rome or Britain: a slow, whiny, unstable decline into obscurity until everyone eventually leaves.
Rome had so many civil wars, imperial overextension, political instability, famines, and an inability to cope with disasters, that by the time it fell, it hollowed out to like < 1% of its peak population.
/end doomposting
Lemmy's removal of audience in posts?
Hi Nutomic, thanks for joining the forum.
While I have you, I wanted to ask you about the removal of audience from Lemmy. I believe the rationale for it was that it was not used outside of Lemmy, but both Piefed (rimu@piefed.social) and NodeBB use it.
I still think the explicit use of the audience property is more helpful than not.
I discovered another use case for it, although it is a bit of an edge case. Last night a user from lemmy.ca posted to activitypub@community.nodebb.org. Here, there are no followers to that group actor, so it did not federate here. However, one of the relays this site subscribes to did Announce the topic, and when it arrived here, NodeBB could not accurately determine whether the topic/post _actually belonged to activitypub@community.nodebb.org.
Specifically, it is because sometimes users (on Mastodon or other sites) mention group actors but don't intend for the post to be made there. It is not a strong enough signal.
But audience being explicitly set does provide that strong signal. I've updated NodeBB's code to trust the group actor if located in audience.
Re: Lemmy's removal of audience in posts?
I feel like that being explicit is more advantageous. There are some subtle edge cases that it helps work around.
Thanks nutomic@lemmy.ml for your attention :)
Restore Activitypub audience field by Nutomic · Pull Request #6157 · LemmyNet/lemmy
I previously removed this in #5315 because it wasnt used much. However it seems that since then NodeBB and Piefed have adopted it, and so it should be kept. Additionally it is part of FEP-1b12.GitHub
You must buy $1600 iphone to support failing US economy.
Please don't look at all the alternatives that are 3 years ahead in tech and 1/3rd of the cost.
The biggest problems with Lemmy right now
Lemmy’s Image Problem
💡 This article has been updated. As far as the Threadiverse is concerned, Lemmy seems to be in an enviable position: they have a vast base of users, supporters, and donors. Their ongoing crowdfundiSean Tilley (We Distribute)
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Who are prominent figures vilified by Western media and where can I learn from them in a different light?
Photo issue
Having trouble with some gestures
I have tried Thumb-Key before where I didn't really try to learn much, but since I recently decided to change my desktop layout to a variation of the Gallium layout called Lucens, I decided to also give Thumb-Key another try on my phone and it has been a pretty cool learning experience, I can definitely see the potential here once I get fast enough.
That being said I'm having trouble with some gestures that I can't get consistency with. Specifically Drag-and-return and Circular Drag.
With Drag-and-return, it only works on the letters that need swipe for me to capitalize them. And with Circular drag, I can't consistently make it work, doing the same gesture, it sometimes capitalize, sometimes not, sometimes input the number, sometimes not.
Is there some tips for getting this right?
I Hate This Timeline
mysafespace – The White House
We're Democrats in the House and Senate. We love DEI, transgender for everyone, giving healthcare to illegals and shutting down the government!The White House
Italic and bold markup should output italic and bold text, not emphasized and strongly emphasized text
<strong>) and emphasized (<em>) text. This is completely wrong and semantic markup abuse, since we can't guarantee that bold text will only be used for strong importance or that italic text will only be used for emphasis. HTML output for this markup should be changed to general-purpose elements (i.e. *%text%* (_%text%_) should be <i>%text%</i>, not <em>%text%</em>, and **%text%** (__%text%__) should be <b>%text%</b>, not <strong>%text%</strong>).
You'll need to take this up with markdown-it, which is one of the most popular javascript markdown libraries, and follows the CommonMark spec. They know what they're doing and I'm sure have reasons for rendering it that way.
Increased Spam on Lemmy Recently
I don't know if it's just me, but it feeks like there's been more spam posts than usual on Lemmy this October. Especially in instances like lemmy.world, lemdro.id, and others.
For example, this week, there has been a 3-day-old account on lemmy.world with over 480 posts. I also refreshed my feed today to find a <1 day old account from lemy.lol just posting Perplexity affiliate links to various places. I've blocked like 10 accounts in the past week alone for this reason.
With affiliate links I kind of understand the motivation. However, for non-promotional spam, upvotes on Lemmy aren't valuable in the same way that it is on Reddit, and there's no real value to an account with a lot of karma.
Is it just me that's noticed this increase? Does anyone know why this might be happening just now?
Some servers don't seem to be doing any vetting, allowing a lot of repost accounts, bot accounts, and karma farmers (even though we don't show karma in lemmy).
All we can do is report those accounts, block them, and if the servers keep allowing spammers, then block those servers.
The Anti-Imperialism of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek is one of science fiction's most successful franchises with four spin-offs and twelve movies which has la...blanquist.blogspot.com
I'm actually very sympathetic to this. What the US did, and continues to do, is far worse than what the fascists of the 1920s-40s attempted.
The Nazis and Japanese fascists tried (and failed) to acheive what the US sucessfully did: the colonization and eviction of hundreds of native peoples, and clearing of an entire region for the "master race". All under a far more stable form of government for colonialism : bourgeois democracy.
Lebensraum failed, but manifest destiny succeeded.
Not only that, but committed countless other atrocities, unparalleled in history.
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Scaled sort seems broken for small communities
[Bug]: Scaled sorting over-weights communities with one or two prolific users
Requirements Is this a bug report? For questions or discussions use https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy_support Did you check to see if this issue already exists? Is this only a single bug? Do not put multipl...andrewmoise (GitHub)
Could the UI and App devs please make it more clear that URL and image options when making a post are mutually exclusive?
Jerboa's not too bad, as the URL field is the same field the link to your uploaded image ends up overwriting, but I swear I see people making this mistake every fucking day. End up posting just an image when they wanted image + link.
Apologies, as I'm sure there's proper channels for this, and open source projects tend to not have the best UIs. Just shouting into the void.
Community behaviour around deletion of posts
As a regular contributor to discussion across a wide spectrum of Lemmy (and other fediverse) communities, I've come to see some people who will submit a post, get replies and then delete that post.
While I understand that this is a feature of the platform, in my opinion, it's extremely disrespectful to anyone who took the time to provide a considered, or otherwise, response.
While we're building a global community, is there any appetite to discourage such behaviour, or are we okay with this experience?
One idea might be to update the platform to "zombie" a post when its author deletes it, leaving it exactly where it is, but removing the author.
Anyone?
This will be partially addressed in Lemmy 1.0 by making deleted posts and their comments viewable, but only by direct link (not via post listings).
github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull…
Allow users to view comments of deleted posts (fixes #6044) by Nutomic · Pull Request #6057 · LemmyNet/lemmy
Only works with direct link, deleted posts are still hidden from post listings. For deleted comments we dont return the content so I was thinking to do the same for deleted posts. Where is the logi...GitHub
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L’uomo dall’altro mondo. Storie da un’Italia (im)possibile
L’uomo dall’altro mondo. Storie da un’Italia (im)possibile
di Daniele Comberiati e Eugenio Barzaghi Nell’Italia degli anni Sessanta, la possibilità di un colpo di stato militare era reale, come dimostrano fra gli altri il tentativo di golpe Borghese (1960)…NAZIONE INDIANA
Toggle case in modify keys
Globasa. A constructed language, but with most world language families represented, and a process that ensures new words meet a few other good criteria.
Barring that, toki pona.
Bug? URL rewrite after publishing breaks link
I'm trying to link to a YouTube channel and after submitting it, there's some rewrite automation that breaks the link. I've tried by app and browser, and it happens on both. Editing the post doesn't fix it either.
is rewritten to:
YouTube
Divertiti con i video e la musica che ami, carica contenuti originali e condividi tutto con amici, familiari e con il mondo su YouTube.www.youtube.com
Cant change profile picture
It gives me the following error(im on android):
{"data":{"error":"unknown","message":"Request error: error sending request for url (127.0.0.1:8080/image): error trying to connect: tcp connect error: Connection refused (os error 111)"},"state":"success"}
These logs are from the api, not from federation. So a client is trying to access posts and comments which dont exist. Is the Lemmy frontpage looking normal? Regarding federation, other instances would have marked your instance as dead by now. This should be reset automatically after a few days, or you can manually trigger it (eg unfollow and refollow remote communities).
I would also suggest you join the admin chat on Matrix to get more help: matrix.to/#/#lemmy-support-gen…
Matrix - Decentralised and secure communication
You're invited to talk on Matrix. If you don't already have a client this link will help you pick one, and join the conversation. If you already have one, this link will help you join the conversationmatrix.to
How can I view the comments/posts I downvoted?
Another option if ths one isn't really possible, how to browse my read posts, at least I'd be able to find the discussions I had read through
Viewing upvotes / downvotes will be in lemmy 1.0 : github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull…
There will also be the ability to view the vote totals you've given to a person: github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull…
Add endpoint to get Liked / Disliked comments and posts. by dessalines · Pull Request #5616 · LemmyNet/lemmy
Adding list_person_liked , alongside read and hidden. A combined list of posts or comments. Sorted by the like date. Can filter for all, liked only, or disliked only. Fixes Order liked_only and di...GitHub
Interview with John O’Nolan about Ghost 6
What We Learned About Publishing on the Open Social Web
Over two years, we’ve grown alongside the open social web, experimenting with Ghost, ActivityPub, and Bluesky to publish in ways that align with our values.Audrey Hingle (Internet Exchange)
Is this a bug? "Show Upvote %" Only Shows in Tooltip Instead of Next to Votes and Displays Too Many Decimals
I enabled the “Show Upvote %” option and turned off all the other score-related settings, but now I don’t see anything next to posts where the total score usually appears. Some comments show the percentage, but not in the spot between the vote arrows where the score normally is. I’d expect the upvote percentage to appear for every post and comment in place of the total score, but instead it only shows up as a tooltip when hovering over the arrows. Is this the intended behavior or a bug? Also, is it really necessary to display so many decimal places in the tooltip?
I just tested this, and it's not a bug, except for the decimals (open up an issue on lemmy-ui github about that).
It only shows the upvote percentage when there are downvotes. Otherwise, you can assume it's 100%.
Scaled over last month?
Is it possible to get the scaled sort to consider all posts over the last month or other timescales?
When I haven't been online for a while I tend to miss most of the stuff going on in my subscribed communities. If I sort by top of the month it only shows posts from the busiest communities.
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Keynote Address at Wordcamp Canada 2025
I’m proud to say that I (Evan) will be a keynote speaker at WordCamp Canada 2025. My talk, Beyond Microblogging: WordPress Leads the Way With Long-form Text on the Social Web will cover the work that the SWF has done on long-form text with our supporters WordPress, Ghost, Write.as, and others. I’m excited to have the discussion and point the way forward for a more integrated experience of blog posts, newspaper and magazine articles, and other texts on the social web.
WordCamp Canada has a focus on interoperability and open standards this year, with a number of great speakers talking about the Fediverse, feeds, and protocols. I’m really looking forward to the content and to talking to the WordCamp community about the opportunities for the social web.
WordCamp Canada 2025
When the leaves turn, do you ever think about the days you used to head back to school? The crackle of new ideas and energy, the excitement of seeing new faces and old friends? Remember that insatiable sense of possibility, where curiosity ruled, and…WordCamp Canada 2025
How much Lemmy data can we find?
I mean for example usage hour peaks? Or usage day peaks? Etc.
I know uptime, downtime, total posts, total accounts etc are available.
I wanted to see activity data. I wanna be active when Lemmy is alive and not be here when the world is asleep.
Also just generally curious and like seeing this kind of data.
Bit concerned about the view votes option now available.
I mod a few communities and I can now see who has upvoted or downvoted any comment or post in the community.
You'd think any mod would like that data being available to find any issue user. But I feel like invasive with this.
I know admins have long been able to see this data.
Also its not like its personally information, just your screen name associated with your own activity, as your posts and comments are. But the passive act of voting is now very public which is a bit icky to me.
How do you all feel about this?
I'm sorry I haven't been super active on Lemmy and missed much of the conversation around this. I'll go find any relevant discussions too.
Entirely up to you.
For larger communities, its a must, since people entities use no-content accounts or bot accounts to mass up or downvote content.
Sorting Communities by Monthly Users for Better Visibility
/communities, I believe it would be more effective if they were sorted by active users per month instead of total subscribers. This way, I can choose communities with higher visibility and engagement, leading to better interaction on my posts. Same when choosing the communities I'm posting to in the /create_post page.
Let's talk security: Answering your top questions about Android developer verification
Let's talk security: Answering your top questions about Android developer verification
News and insights on the Android platform, developer tools, and events.Android Developers Blog
Progress update for Conversational Contexts
Implement FEP 7888: Part 1 - publish conversation context by jesseplusplus · Pull Request #35959 · mastodon/mastodon
I would like to upstream my fork's implementation of FEP-7888, which groups conversations or threads together. I have decided to split the implementation into two parts: adding the context prop...GitHub
Cronache del Fediverso
📜 Cronache dalla Bolla Fediversiana 🫧
🌀 Nel Fediverso (anzi, nel mio caro Mastodon 💜) noto che sì, la gente è un po’ meno… ma l’atmosfera è migliorata di brutto!
Certo, ogni tanto spunta ancora quello che sale sul piedistallo per fare il discorso da oracolo ✨📢, ma in generale il clima è più leggero e piacevole.
Sì, siamo meno, probabilmente ci stiamo creando la nostra piccola bolla… ma sapete una cosa? Io qui sto meglio di prima. E non ho nessuna voglia di fare paragoni con i social commerciali.
Ormai è quasi una grande famiglia 🤗 dove ci si conosce tutti un po’.
La voglia di interagire? Di conoscere persone nuove? Sempre presente!
Ma a un ritmo finalmente… umano. 🚲🌱
Re: Cronache del Fediverso
Tuttavia non riesco a essere contento come te, perché la diminuzione dei volumi è un problema abbastanza grave perché rende meno sostenibile il progetto complessivo del Fediverso.
Se ci sono meno utenti, allora ci saranno meno finanziatori potenziali, meno sviluppatori interessati e meno rete.
Per dire, baratterei volentieri il miglioramento dei toni per guadagnare una ventina di ragazzi in più 🤣
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Developer / Potential Contributor Question: how to add a custom post/comment ranking algorithm to Lemmy?
How would I add a new ranking algorithm to Lemmy as a contributor? I'm a developer by trade, but unfamiliar with Rust and the codebase of Lemmy specifically. It doesn't seem like Lemmy has a concept of 'ranking plugins', so whatever I do would have to involve an MR.
Specifically, I'd like to introduce a ranking system that approximates Proportional Approval Voting, specifically using Thiele's elimination methods, like is used in LiquidFeedback.
I'm pretty sure that with a few tweaks to Thiele's rules, I can compute a complete ranking of all comments in a thread in O(ClogC + E + VlogC), where C is the number of comments, E is the total number of likes, and V is the number of users. This would also support partial approvals, upvotes could decay with age.
I believe this would mitigate the tendency towards echo chambers that Lemmy inherits from Reddit. Lemmy effectively uses Block Approval Voting with decays to rank comments and posts, leading to the same people dominating every conversation.
Adding a new sort type is not a big deal, so dont worry about it. And a new admin setting for this would also require UI changes, so the new sort type is easier overall.
The current sort options calculate the rank for each post only from the data on that post (number of votes, creation time). Your suggested algorithm looks much more complicated than that, as it requires two iterations and needs to access data from multiple posts at once. Im not sure if this can really be implemented in a way thats performant enough for production use. Anyway feel free to open a pull request, then hopefully other contributors can help you to get it working.
So sehr ich ein Fan des ActivityPub Plugins für Wordpress bin – ohne das es diesen Blog wahrscheinlich garnicht geben würde – und Sie diesen Beitrag ganz sicher nie gelesen hätten, so sehr habe ich eine einfache Anzeige der Interaktionen zu einem Beitrag vermisst. Deshalb habe ich mir da hinreichend diletantisch etwas gebastelt.
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So sehr ich ein Fan des ActivityPub Plugins für Wordpress bin - ohne das es diesen Blog wahrscheinlich garnicht geben würde - und Sie diesen Beitrag ganz sicher nie gelesen hätten, so sehr habe ich eine einfache Anzeige der Interaktionen zu einem Bei…NexxtPress
Does Lemmy automatically purge old cached images?
Why is peertube growth so sluggish?
I love the idea, but most servers only host a couple of videos, it's very hard to find enjoyable content on there and it's difficult to figure out which server could be a good server to make an account on...
I wouldn't mind a centralized aggregator of videos and maybe it could have a suggestions algorithm as well or whatever. Not that this would be ideal in the long term but it could help get the videos some views and make more content creators see this as a good alternative. It's not safe on youtube, people aren't even saying suicide anymore ffs
Edit: Even some renowned german media have their own peertube servers that they feed with high quality videos, but of course they have basically 0 views. (peertube.heise.de/, tube.taz.de/)
Thanks. I don't know much about torrenting other, and I never looked into the concept of what Magnet links are.
It is actually very interesting! Such an elegant and simple solution.
And I think it is even simpler than what the instructions imply... I can write the following into the terminal:
transmission-cli "magnet:?xt=urn:btih:563cf8f2a0bdd5564ae9ef3d3302eecef639328b"And that's enough to pull the first episode of alien earth that you shared. That unique hash is all it takes to search for seeders. Very cool.
It is still not obvious to me who would seed when implementing the torrent-based YouTube alternative. Would it make sense that users set some torrenting ratio, a file lifetime, and a size limit, and 'collect' videos as they watch them so that they can seed for other users?
All that’s needed is for people to learn how to seed their own videos, and post magnet links around.
I'm in! Looking into it. Now I need to go make something worth sharing.
It always surprises me when ppl don't know about torrents. They were the only way to get things before streaming services privatized all this content, and still remain better, by using the latest encodings and quality formats for media.
It is still not obvious to me who would seed when implementing the torrent-based YouTube alternative.
Torrenters generally leave their torrent application open in the background, and seed whatever and however they'd like. Some create rules around how much and how often to seed, either based on ratios, time seeded, or speed limits. Others just seed forever at max. All the modern clients like qbitorrent or deluge can handle this, pausing the torrents when they meet given rules.
So new content would be no different than the thousands of people seeding existing content.
Jerboa app doesn't use enough power
I've been stuck in a virtual training this week and normally I know I should stop using an app because it eats all my battery up. Multiple days this week I have been in the app for 2-3 hours and my phone battery is still over 80% when I'm done with a 9 hour shift.
WordPress and 844e
Hi pfefferle@mastodon.social, I was just curious why activitypub.blog@activitypub.blog was a user and not a group on NodeBB, so I checked out its AP representation on BrowserStack.
This stood out:
...
"generator": {
"type": "Application",
"implements": {
"href": "https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc9421",
"name": "RFC-9421: HTTP Message Signatures"
}
},
...I thought "how would you be able to represent multiple implementations if
implements is an object?It looks like it is supposed to be an array, according to FEP 844e.
As an aside, I guess not all WP actors are groups? I feel like we've had this conversation before though hehe.
Re: WordPress and 844e
[ and ] instead of { and } around the "object" in implements
thanks for your input!
So even if it is not wrong in WordPress, I agree with your consumer example and update the implementation to always use arrays even for single objects.
thanks @silverpill !
can you maybe also point the namespace URI to a proper JSON-LD? I had some issues with debugging tools like browser.pub
https://w3id.org/fep/844e. I copypasted the actor example into JSON-LD playground, it appears to be working.
[Suggestion] Show number of comments on crossposts without having to open each one.
The line that shows the links to other crossposts should add a (#comments), if there is any, after each link.
Some links get crossposted to multiple communities but I don't know if any of these posts have any comments and it's tedious to check them out one by one, and in my experience most of them don't have any comments which discourages me from checking them out.
Also crosspost links could be in order of comments.
Another idea: instead of (#comments) it could be a different color or some other indicator.
Just noticed that this post is already two weeks old. Im aware of the other discussion, there are a lot of ideas and we still need to decide what is the best way to implement it.
Could you post a link or screenshot to see how Photon displays crossposts?
I was checking Photon's settings and I noticed they have this option
I know it's unrelated but I thought it might interest you, and I don't have a github account to open an issue.
[Question] resilience to downtime
I'm looking for input on how well Lemmy responds to occasional downtime of up to a few days, specifically regarding how federation recovers after such an event.
Basically looking to know how amenable it is to selfhosting via reverse proxy from dodgy setups which are the best some of us proles can manage. I try to run some services where I can but my situation inevitably results in an event or three per year, on average, with some days down.
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