@kuro_neko@lemmy.ca Thanks for the fix once again! =)
At least according to this article, it seems like Wayland enabled by default will be for the next release!
Yes, because bad actors may be able to get ahold of passwords from your device or the service providers. MFA helps mitigate the risk of unauthorized logins in this event.
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A cybersecurity researcher discovered a non-password-protected database belonging to one of India's leading medical diagnostic centers. It has since been secured after the disclosure.
QKSMS is on Fdroid, and you can download the APKs on their GitHub as well.
What sort of features that you think you'll be missing?
The whole code base uses naive date time and TIMESTAMP WITHOUT TIME ZONE. Now there's conversion issues appearing in federation where timezones are not handled correctly. Using NaiveDateTime is ......
Just sharing this particular merged PR in the Lemmy backend in case this affects Connect.
Unfortunately I don't think they support Lemmy accounts at the moment.. =(
The impossibly small web framework for Python and MicroPython. - GitHub - miguelgrinberg/microdot: The impossibly small web framework for Python and MicroPython.
Came across this framework from this week's Pycoder weekly newsletter.
I don't think this actually updates the post's read status to Lemmy, so might just be a little UI bug.
!internetisbeautiful@feddit.de for interesting and fun sites folks have come across.
I'm a fellow Malaysian, so this one's country-specific: !cafe@monyet.cc. A chill and free-for-all chat, and nice to get a little hit of the Malaysian vibe while living away from home.
New research details how this Japanese water beetle travels through the bowels of its predator to emerge out the other end, alive and unharmed
What a journey for this beetle!
Huh, never thought about it this way but it makes sense. Ultimately the URL will be identical across the different posts, and I believe a Post object has a URL field.
I would suggest looking into subscribing to and engaging with communities from the programming.dev instance. While they continue to exist, and Beehaw is federated with them and vice versa, Beehaw users like you and me can do so!
Indeed nothing happens when clicking that button. Though below About Communityin the dropdown from clicking the three dots at the top, there should be an option to subscribe or unsubscribe. That should still be working, so you can still subscribe and unsubscribe with Connect!
I think it's a bug, but when viewing about a community, the link to subscribe shows as Unsubscribe even though I'm not subscribed to it.
Is it worth hiding the downvote button, or disabling and greying it out, when downvoting is disabled by the instance a user is logged in with?
It was said during the Two Minutes of Hate. The Brotherhood shall be sending a visitor to pay you a visit soon.
Assuming you're viewing on mobile, at the top of the page, there should be a Sidebar button. Click that and it will expand the sidebar. There should now be a Subscribe button for you to subscribe to the community.
Note that the URL should look something like <local instance url>/c/<remote channel>@<remote instance hostname>. For example, my local instance is Beehaw too and I'm trying to view AskLemmy on lemmy.ml, so it should be something like beehaw.org/c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml
Sweet, that's awesome! What are you studying at Uni?
When I was learning to code, I always wished that I could learn while applying it to solve "real world" problems!
cross-posted from: https://mander.xyz/post/913220
> It's call the Science Media Centre can they public short (2-4 paragraph usually) responses to new research publications by experts in the field. They are aimed at journalist but a nice overview of the strengths and weaknesses of the research. > I've only been reading reading them for a couple of week but, so far, they seem really good.
Just wanted to share a newsletter that a Neovim community member has been putting out weekly. Content is categorised under Core and Plugin (hopefully self-explanatory). I usually find interesting things to learn about Neovim's core and API, or plugins to explore!
