Notices by Andres Jalinton (andres@mastodon.hardcoredevs.com)

#Memes #TwitterDown

#washingtonpost

@GossiTheDog
Hope you are ready for the wave of new users looking for refuge / curious about the platform.

What I think when someone tries to sell me a game console:
- This a low spec PC.
- It has a custom OS that you can't change, and be sure it will lose support soon.
- No, you can't upgrade it.
- You can only install this apps, yes those also will lose support soon.
- You can only play this games and only if you have internet, yes those will lose support soon.

@mastodonmigration
Signal is just another centralized corporate network...
https://mastodon.hardcoredevs.com/@Andres/113924579135176058

@mastodonmigration
Signal = Non profit company = centralized.
Matrix = Protocol = decentralized.

Here, this is better:

#GlobalSwitchDay
cc: @dansup

@7666 I read that as torrent nexus and got excited.

@GossiTheDog China :OOOP:

Took this some weeks ago, 1 in 1220 shots, literally.
I like taking pictures like this.

@aral
Also you can say "You are being oversighted" and it reduces the chances of it scheming their way out of context limits:
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6593e7097565990e65c886fd/t/6751eb240ed3821a0161b45b/1733421863119/in_context_scheming_reasoning_paper.pdf

#ALT4you

#ALT4you

@FandaSin @BeAware
When you post a link in the :fediverse: all* servers (instances) generate its own preview card.
There is no way to cache it because different software scrape the original link for different metadata, that way you get one request for each server that federates with the original poster's instance.

*if the software they are running have the preview function incorporated.

@FandaSin @BeAware
And yes, it's a pain because small sites get basically DDoSed if someone on a big instance publish its link.
You can set rules on Nginx/Apache to dismiss :fediverse: software's requests since the name of the software is on the user agent.

@vkc I fixed a thing today! :ablobcatrave:

@BeAware
Yes, you can report individual users to your server owner, they can asses if there is a moderation issue. Individual users reporting groups of moderators is how we get spammed as is it now.

@BeAware
It's intended for server owners, as I said it can get spammed and it's already hard for me to keep up with all the fake reports.

@BeAware :picardfacepalm:

@BeAware @0xZogG
There is a hashtag for letting fediverse instance owners that the server is not moderating harmful content. Sadly this method is easily spammeable, so I can't just post it.