Conceptually it’s fine, but I 100% expect, in the fullness of time, I’ll accidentally post in one not thinking about it since I pretty much exclusively operate from the firehose feed. Until there’s a little more tooling around it (like, if I could mark a community as ‘read-only for me’) , I think strict/aggressive moderation to enforce that rule is kinda problematic.
This only guarantees your WANip:8100 will map to 192.168.0.113:81, and doesn’t address whether or not dns resolution is correct. I would also be weary of using port numbers on wikipedia’s known ports list, as some ISPs will filter those upstream. The last thing is that your router may not want to hairpin that traffic, so if you’re not coming in from the outside it might not be a valid test.
This, it was explicitly supposed to be a joke coin. The fact that it trades fairly consistently (if at low value) is kind of an abberation
This is likely correct but the browser’s errors should be telling you what the error(s) is/are.
Couldn’t say as far as fedia or kbin.earth’s federation policies, but that user pulls up successfully here.
[L Ron Hubbard’s estate wants to know your location]
I can’t figure out how to search up a specific Mastodon user
[mbin has entered the chat]
I’m an IV and we named our son V. While I like the tradition, there are significant logistical hassles, even just having IV vs III, and moreso with V like it not being an available option on suffix fields, as well as making sure paperwork lines up and is correct. I don’t know at this point if it was worth it in general, but I do know it has been useful in the past for my dad to be able to hand me a credit card and buy things on his behalf with a legal ID that matches what the card says.
It is fun though, and an interesting conversation piece if nothing else.
The flared base is an important safety feature.
The reason programmers are cooked isn’t because AI can do the job, bit because idiots in leadership have decided that it can.
Like some sort of North Atlantic Federated Organization
I went and looked it up, and it does say any “European” country, but it does not define what a European country is anywhere that I’ve found so far.
So now that I’ve said something that could be wrong, hopefully someone with more EU legal knowledge can come um actually us since I can’t find that legal definition as it pertains to the EU anywhere.
Yep, it’s a subscription i’m happy to pay for
Wait until the first attempt implodes and it makes the rounds in the drama communities with a link to the mk2.
I did not claim it is a good system, but it is very successful.
Believe it or not, still DNS
I’ll tell you since you seem to have them on speed dial:
This was peaceful, and they aren’t the city’s responsibility. They can file their grevence claims with the instigators of the “riots” if they would like, US Customs and Border Patrol.
When the city of los angeles wants to throw hands, it will be unsubtle. And keep in mind that the last time this happened, that was with civic leaders trying to damp things down, a circumstance which the feds would not enjoy this time.