I am checking out Fedilab as a client. On Composing a post it say at the character 0 and counts up as I write. Is there a possibility to show max character and count down as I write?
If there is a setting, where to find it?
Thanks a lot for your help.
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No idea but I’ll tag @apps@toot.fedilab.app in case they know
I wrote a little bit of what forms of advocacy on the Fediverse have historically looked like, and contrasted with a few interesting case studies that are trying to move the needle on network growth.
Honestly some good posts on any relevant community on Reddit have been very successful. Piefed saw a huge boon because of this at the beginning of February. The trouble is you can’t keep spamming it. Reasonably so.
That’s a pro in my book considering I had harassment directed my way by a feddit admin.
That appears to be a troll account from my instance that was created just to do that, but by that behavior they are almost certainly a hexbear. They’ll never change
One might think so because the image is https://hexbear.net/PPB, but the person was responding to defenders of Zionism. So a Hexbear-hating Zionist seems more likely.
Nope, that’s a user created account and a user created note. 😊
Sounds like clients could do a better job in merging cross-posts and making it easier to filter them from the view.
Just wanted to share an alias I have in use and found it useful again. It’s a simple wrapper around
xargs, which I always forget how to use properly, so I set up an alias for. All it does is operate on each line on stdout.The arguments are interpreted as the command to execute. The only thing to remember is using the
{}as a placeholder for the input line. Look in the examples to understand how its used.# Pipe each line and execute a command. The "{}" will be replaced by the line. # # Example: # cat url.txt | foreach echo download {} to directory # ls -1 | foreach echo {} # find . -maxdepth 2 -type f -name 'M*' | foreach grep "USB" {} alias foreach='xargs -d "\n" -I{}'Useful for quickly operating on each line of a file (in example to download from list of urls) or do something with any stdout output line by line. Without remembering or typing a for loop in terminal.
OC by @thingsiplay@lemmy.ml
See the link in this users profile which explains why
I know why. The OP decided to post where they decided to post, it’s frankly unethical to steal OP’s shit and not crosspost properly.
Long past due for retirement, the Linux 7.0 kernel has removed the obsolete Mwave driver for the 3780i ACP Modem found in some Pentium II era IBM ThinkPads from the 1990s.
The Mwave Linux driver was for the 3780i ACP Modem found in some ThinkPads. Found on the likes of the IBM ThinkPad 600E, 600, and 770 these modems allowed 56K connectivity. IBM wrote the Mwave kernel driver and the associated user-space software for it back in the 1990s.
I would assume people running a modern kernel on an orignal 32-bit first generation pentium machine don’t need such an excuse as they have to do in constantly already…
Yes, should have said “to have another excuse”
Haha I mean it is just a hose in a crawlspace and some zip ties. The trick was just getting the slope right.
What o really need is a video for proof!!
That’s fair. So, how are you going to move the zwave plug? An extension cord, or you need to move the whole box?
6” Extension cord. Just so it hangs below the I-beam instead of literally tucked inside the I and shielding it from like 75% of the house. Even the multi sensor 3ft away, but on the other side of the beam would rather talk to other nodes!
