I don’t think any historical data would exist, but you could probably watch changes with ftrace
Infrastructure nerd, gamer, and Lemmy.ca maintainer
I don’t think any historical data would exist, but you could probably watch changes with ftrace
I dug up this mastodon post and they cited this:
https://gizmodo.com/meet-link-history-facebook-s-new-way-to-track-the-we-1851134018
Can you be more clear about what you’re looking to do? It sounds like you want to draw a dialog?
You can look into ncurses too, there’s probably a bunch of bash wrappers for it.
“dialog”
Top google result: https://linuxcommand.org/lc3_adv_dialog.php
There’s a lot of home lab style people here who just haven’t run large corporate networks before, or had to deal with compromises.
Or you could just enable 2fs so if your account gets compromised, the rest of the world isn’t cleaning up the malware included in the packages you own.
Monitor people? What are you talking about?
Github 2fa uses TOTP and doesn’t require an app or phone number. They don’t get to “monitor people”.
This is a sensible security move and I support it fully. I guess I’m a government bot. Supply chain attacks are a real problem, this will help block them.
This is a great day for Canada, and therefore the world.
No. Every vendor is going to need to patch their shit, so most likely the OS’s are going to kludge something on top to try to prevent uploading logos.
I personally hate all the reddit cross post stuff, and it seems like the majority of lemmy users do too. I don’t understand why people obsess over this as a way to “grow” lemmy.
It doesn’t contribute to active conversations, in fact it deters users who reply locally and then never get a response.
Just let lemmy grow organically by making good content and contributing, stop forcing it with mirrors from reddit.
I wonder if we could get the top admins to threaten defederation with any instance that doesn’t flag automated posts as bots. This way at least the users have some visibility.
No way I know of. Hit your power button and turn the phone off when you look away.
Pretty much all apps work as you describe.
Radio waves travel at close to the speed of light. Latency generally just comes from raw distance, unless the packets are being processed by a slow / overloaded device on route.
If the wifi has to retry a lot due to noise or low signal you’ll see loss and latency spikes, but otherwise its very little.
Yes, why would expect otherwise?
Unless you’ve got signal issues, wifi doesn’t add more than a few ms
The last release (or maybe the one before) did a bunch of DB cleanup that reduces the db size by about 20gb.
Are you on the latest version?
Is the space used by pictrs, or your db?
He’s a tech icon. I think this belongs here just fine.
What device are you using? I can’t reproduce this on a Samsung (fold 2).
Post your debug info. It’s on the far right of the bar with all the text options when you’re posting a reply. Bug icon.
Dalnet was the noob network, it was all about efnet
Lol Wat.
Op, just budget 200gb for lemmy and you’ll be fine. Our entire lemmy.ca server is only using 100gb. It’ll be a good learning experience!
Also, check out jellyfin as a possible alternative to plex.