there’s a community edition (portainer-ce) which is totally free to use
there’s a community edition (portainer-ce) which is totally free to use
Yeah, I’m not that concerned about receiving, since I was able to send a mail with swaks
and it came through in proton.
So, the forwarding system is basically like running an own mailserver, right?
I checked out addy too, but SL and their browser extension seem just more feature rich.
I wanted to reuse one for octoprint, but it turned out to be unreliable. So I switched to my NUC instead.
I have the feeking that those SD cards just don’t perform well and wear out more easily, and I really use good ones.
wait… it ain’t 1.0 yet, but it still fully works? noice!
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at least you won’t go to hell for this one
Have you tried running any of those through wine?
Where’s the GNU part?
/s
Meanwhile all kbin users: 🫢🍿
yeah… and all it really does is create a new pixelfed account, while copying over the mastodon bio and followers.
If anything it’s (cr)app… the worst of all apps I’ve installed. It’s laggy as hell.
they just synchronize
But to be able to sync with each other, they still have to agree upon a standard, right?
Yeah, for the 100 bucks they take each year, just to be able to publish apps on their platform, there’s really no financial excuse for not making it better.
Sorry but the autoformatting miscommunicated my statement… by @adonis I meant adonis @ kbin.social.
And the domain is always part of the actual userhandle. Hence, there can only be one.
Regarding OAuth/JWT, these aren’t new concepts. They’ve been around for while, if not decades.
I still don’t understand why programmers are forced to use a specific tool, to write apps for a specific ecosystem.
i.e. writing a Flutter mobile app for Android and iOS. You can do everything in VSCode for the Android part incl. the apk-build.
But for iOS you’re forced to use Xcode for implementing certain things like permissions, build and upload.
Nothing but headaches.
Why would there need to be a signature to every post? According to your statement, any service that provides OAuth/JWT would be prone to this fatal flaw, wouldn’t it?
logging in with one account into another instance
I’d imagine a OAuth/JWT-like workflow, where pixelfed.social can ask a kbin-API whether my user exists on kbin.social.
If it does, I should be able to post images on the pixelfed app that show my username as @adonis.
Edit: by @adonis, I mean adonis @ kbin.social
OMAD (one meal a day) and intermittent fasting is even healthier