App to schedule posts on Lemmy
App to schedule posts on Lemmy
I've made an app that makes it possible to schedule a post in Lemmy at an arbitrary time. It's available at https://schedule.lemmings.world and can be used by people from any instance.
Let me know what you think!
P.S. This post is made using the app!
Edit: And it's open source!
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Simply don’t use it, this is posted in bad faith attempting to deceive for access credentials.
Dude, I literally develop stuff all the time and have dozens of open source projects. Why the hell do you think I have the need for collecting your credentials? Use a fake account for all I care, the code is open source and you can read it.
I’m not concerned with your code, it’s passable, I’m concerned with you hosting other people’s effective access and leading people into thinking you have secure coding practices in mind when you clearly lied and are being unusually defensive when called out for stating fact about your project.
clearly lied
Where the hell did I lie? I've been open since the beginning. Are you a troll?
unusually defensive when called out for stating fact
You mean when someone told me to "do X or get the fuck out"? Are you fucking surprised I don't like being told to fuck out? Where else have I been "unusually defensive"?
Stop lying and making stuff up, please.
Where the hell did I lie?
Pretending to not store effective passwords and attempting to obfuscate the mechanism to less tech savvy users
Stop lying and making stuff up, please.
I haven’t, your code stores effective password access and gives you the ability to control other people’s accounts and you’ve done nothing to secure it in your little php framework and said “just trust me bro, I won’t use your account by proxy even thought this is exactly what this app does”
Literally go fuck yourself.
Now it makes sense. Next time lead with "my reading comprehension sucks" and people won't be confused by your word diarrhoea.
diarrhoea
It is severely ironic that your code, schemes and banter are all incredibly basic