Thank you, yeah I will talk to support next week. I like to ask questions like this in public so that it could potentially help someone else out in the future
Thank you, yeah I will talk to support next week. I like to ask questions like this in public so that it could potentially help someone else out in the future
Yeah they are trying to avoid public facing apis, that’s the major issue here. I don’t think it’s possible. I can get a definitive answer from AWS support.
I appreciate the advice! I’m thinking too that VPN will probably be the way to go.
Can you elaborate? What would it be polling?
Yeah that’s what I’ve been thinking too and I tried to convey that to the team. However they are still trying to move forward. The only I believe it’s possible is with public endpoints or a VPN. I appreciate the response!
Idk everything looks better to me? Font size looks about the same, I can see all the buttons. Scrolling is a lot smoother. This is on Safari iOS
Totally agree! Everyone is doing a great job and I like it here. I have contributed a couple PRs to Lemmy. Time and honestly mental energy makes it hard to consistently contribute to the code base.
Curious, what are you looking for in the ip info of a site?
Ooo might have to check that out
I’ve been using this for two days now on high contrast mode in Jetbrains IDEs I love it!!
Edit: wait I lied, I’m using Comic Mono, same idea though
Yeah don’t let fear inhibit you too much. I started contributing and everyone has been very helpful in the PRs , no one made me feel like an annoyance
Interesting… lol didn’t know that. I feel like it should be configurable per instance
That’s great to know! I’m contributing to the project but spent a whole night after work trying to find a working combination of branches for the ui and server. Their contributing docs for local development are poor. Which I should probably do something about besides complain… lol
the back end is Rusty the front end is inferno which is very similar to react. Uses JSX.
lol dark souls 3?
Yeah but that requires even less effort to automate than manually turning it off and on. But the point is why put in the effort at all to do this? I mean rhetorically because I know everyone just wants to push the homeless to “anywhere but here”
Thanks for the detailed response! I agree with you with your thoughts on trajectory of society. I don’t have enough knowledge about earth lithium deposits to know if your statement about electric cars is true, but I was genuinely curious on your reasoning.
Nobody said it’s hot AND fresh
I believe once a post or comment is federated it will continue to stay even if the instance it came from is no longer in service. instances are not “streaming” the data to each other, they send copies and store it in their own dbs. So this comment right here will have a bunch copies out there on other instances.
I’ve been looking at this, we use Docker Desktop for local development on M1 Macs. Is there a reason to switch? Does it have a lower memory footprint?