You can also just set it in the hosts file

What’s a wrapper in this context?

An app that’s just WebView?

I haven’t gotten one a while either

Relatively speaking there is lot of Lemmy clients compared to other (federated) social medias. Only mastodon comes near it.

Yup, wanted a pistol but the senator sucks.

Ah thx, do you know if the super store offers things from the premium warbond

You only need to publish your changes to your users, if you are the only the user you don’t have to publish anything.

Not sure if adoption by businesses is really wanted? Unless their goal is aligned with our cause but from profit seeking perspective I don’t see how. But you are welcome to change my mind.

Basically, Corpos can use/copy your code launch TruthSocialv2 and not have to share their changes/contributions.

Hmmm

Working link https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/c51a1850-9926-43e3-9045-ef419896fc5b.webp

Not working link (Not Jerboas fault, doesn’t work in browser either) https://lemmy.today/pictrs/image/be1cd2d2-439b-4188-ae13-c812c7875846.png

Each post uploaded (with url)has two urls: thumbnail_url and url.

https://mv-gh.github.io/lemmy_openapi_spec/#tag/Post/paths/~1post/get

Jerboa shows the thumbnail_url on home (in small_card postviewmode) and actual url in the post. If you swap modes you see it show the image

Now as far as I know Lemmy automatically makes the thumbnail URL.

I don’t have time rn to dive into the specifics

But i do find it very weird thumbnail_url and url are on different instances. Possible related to this

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3870 ??

I’ll look into it later more but it’s seems more like a backend issue instead of the client

? You can’t use the same strategy for what u do to find communities. (assuming you use the name field to retrieve the community) there is no equivalent

How are you gonna implement saved/banned content replication? Alls ids for posts are local to that instance, how are going to find one post from on instance in another. It might not even exist yet.