Notices by ilja (ilja@ilja.space), page 2

I was getting annoyed to always have to look through bash history for finding specific http requests, so i decided to make a gui tool :blobfoxcheer:

Something like this already exists ofc, but the one people typically use isn't floss, and i wanted an excuse to get experience with at least some gui framework/library.

It's very basic atm, only GET requests are implemented, and even then it only shows the response body. But I can already save and open requests, so hooray. I'll probably continue working on it, implementing features as i need them.

If any one is interested, repo is https://codeberg.org/ilja/gibme/

Oh yeah, and if you're wondering about the name, i was inspired by the 10grans bot :blobfoxlaughsweat:

For Akkoma peeps who host their media on the same domain as akkoma-fe, see this post from @lain

I also made a post on the forum about it https://meta.akkoma.dev/t/another-vector-for-the-injection-vulnerability-found/483

RE: https://pleroma.soykaf.com/objects/3b39ef1b-194e-44ec-b726-b8d83a478961

@lain @sarvo @duponin Not that I could find. What I did find is that you can pass a list with what you want to restore and in what order. But it still takes some extra steps and even with these steps added to the docs, people still just did a dump and restore like they were used to (and then understandably still complained that restoration goes super slow).

To get the list

Then find the line where the index is restored and move it. Then restore using the new list with

There's a masto instance whith 150 users and they ask a monthly fee to get an account, and that fee is more expensive than getting your own instance from masto.host :/

I swear, sometimes you just have to be not afraid to ask money, and we're all idiots for not doing that…