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That’s my understanding as well - Mastodon with the important part removed so it’s just a single server forum.
That’s my understanding as well - Mastodon with the important part removed so it’s just a single server forum.
I think it doesn’t federate to begin with, so there’s no need to defed.
No previous puzzles archive?
It would be ridiculous to say that All Star is from Shrek.
It’s from Mystery Men.
(Only partly /s. Especially given the music video)
So basically an office suite? Like Google Docs or MS Office?
As far as Windows goes, 95 was actually version 4.00.950 for the first version.
98 was 4.1, 2000 was 5.0, XP 5.1, Vista 6.0, 7 was 6.1, 8 was 6.2, 8.1 = 6.3
Then they jumped to 10 in both the name and internal version.
Windows 11 is still 10.0.x though.
Sounds awesome to me. And I like that they have such narrow (achievable) goals.
Title is missing the app name
Time math gets a bit difficult far enough from UTC. Where I live virtually any event in Europe or Asia will be happening on a different day there than here, so it’s not fun to try and figure in one’s head.
The only universal solution is to link to a converter site.
Personally I wish everything supported the automaticly-converting timestamps I’ve seen in Discord which just show up in local time or as a countdown.
Does it have speed controls?
Not yet possible. Google hasn’t provided an API to access RCS from 3rd party apps. They did to Samsung’s messenger (1st party as far as their own phones), but as far as I know that is the only other one currently. (Verizon for a while had their own RCS implementation and infrastructure and their own messenger app could access it)
Does that mean your frontend will also be compatible with a Lemmy backend?
I agree, and especially in this case, but I can think of corner cases where “its time” gets fuzzier as time passes and expands to include more competition.
For example, the Compaq Presario 2100 seems to have been about the first PC with a price under USD$1000 - I remember that being a big deal at the time! … for a few months. Now it’s just a footnote that took me some Google-fu to find at all, but it was ahead of its time at the time and was a cover story on magazines.
That’s true if the form the user sees is actually the one they expect to see from their SSO origin server
I think one issue is that it might be hard to keep a malicious server owner from sniffing or phishing your creds. I guess the big commercial SSO systems depend on companies being large enough to afford it, as a filter for fly-by-night operations.
That's how it is. Even on the largest porn instance (lemmynsfw.com), you need to check the box explicitly on the sign up page. (And on the second biggest I know of (pornlemmy.com) there's a full page consent splash screen before even you can even reach the sign up page.
The thread starter is complaining about posts which should be marked as NSFW, but are not. I personally haven't noticed any of that, but I mostly stick to "subscribed" views instead of "All"
Hmm. Also no hints when I’m truly stuck. (
#24 is beyond my comprehension.)Edit: Nevermind. Got it.