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@pluvialgeist
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@masek@infosec.exchange

Excellent !
Tragic, but excellent.

fasnix
@fasnix
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@thijs_lucas@norden.social
Stehe auf dem Schlauch.
"Sie"? 🤔

wir - ich mitgemeint
ihr - angesprochene Person mitgemeint
sie - zu angesprochener Person über andere Personen

Oder?

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dais-e
@daisy
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@francois
Fine on fedilab, too... (Just remembering the last position doesn't work as expected, but looks more like a client problem, too.)
@dendrobatus_azureus @stefano

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francois
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@dendrobatus_azureus @stefano

I have had the same problem, however it seems to be client-specific, which is why I haven't mentionned it. Tusky is stuck at 23 days (which is bad, because it is a wildly popular android client), but tuba (a freebsd client) works fine. So reluctantly I have to second the motion.

Edit: just double-checked Sengi and Tokodon on Linux, they work fine.

moving from caddy to lighttpd on my #netbsd nat-vps instance, the main reason is because my nat vps only have 512MB of RAM.

I can't access goatcounter site because blocked by 1Hosts blocklist

Dendrobatus Azureus
@dendrobatus_azureus

Up to now only littlefedi server has given problems with displaying the normal feed and the profile feed.

On this Android it's stuck in 23 days ago and never updates. When I go to the profile feed it crashes the client

All other networks where I have accounts are displayed normally in the tusky client

Is this something that the programming team can look into

## It seems like littlefedi is doing something totally different from all other servers

@stefano

#Beta #testing

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Pão de mandioca (2:1 de trigo:mandioca)
Pão de mandioca (2:1 de trigo:mandioca)

@elias@rebel.ar
O #Pantodon deste sábado acaba de sair do forno. Pão de mandioca, (2:1 de trigo:mandioca)

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fasnix
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@pluvialgeist @photography@fedigroups.social
In May, I bought an old (from 2008) digital camera (Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3, with an integrated Leica lens) that offers different formats via a physical switch (3:2, 4:3, 16:9) and 1:1 via a software setting, as well as different color and black and white settings natively.

I tend to prefer square photos as well, however it depends on the motive, as some work better in 16;9.
I rarely shoot in the other formats.

It's bringing back fun in taking photographs 😄

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@stefano the pleasure is all mine!

mosspiglet
@pluvialgeist
A square-cropped close-up of a mossy fallen log extending diagonally from the bottom left corner into a shallow creek. The tight framing emphasizes the texture of the bark and the clarity of the water below, creating an immersive perspective.
A square-cropped close-up of a mossy fallen log extending diagonally from the bottom left corner into a shallow creek. The tight framing emphasizes the texture of the bark and the clarity of the water below, creating an immersive perspective.
A wider, landscape-oriented version of the same scene. This crop includes more of the surrounding forest canopy and riverbanks, placing the fallen log within the broader context of the lush green woodland environment.
A wider, landscape-oriented version of the same scene. This crop includes more of the surrounding forest canopy and riverbanks, placing the fallen log within the broader context of the lush green woodland environment.

I like both versions of this scene from the creek out back, but the crop of a photo can really change the feel of a scene, yeah? I typically like wider crops more, but square crops tend to work better for small screens because you don't have to ask your audience to rotate orientation for proper viewing 😅

@photography@fedigroups.social @nature@fedigroups.social
#Cascadia #PNW #Nature #Photography #Creeks #Forests #Trees

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@estherschindler@newsie.social I was going to tell you a time travelling joke but you didn't like it.

@JulianOliver@mastodon.social lock them all up. They know exactly what they're doing.

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@swachter@toot.boston This is now tied with the best bicycling advice I was ever given :

No matter how silly you think you will look or how embarrassing you might feel, Add a Basket to the front of your bike; it will improve the quality of your cycling life.

As the Aussies say, 'Struth.

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I just attended a great talk by @stefano about disaster recovery (with capitals)… One cannot give enough credit to his wife for the support she gave during the whole process.
This is very often forgotten…
❤️
#eurobsdcon2026

I will never recommend Tutanota after my free account was deleted for inactivity. Like... isnt that a good thing for a free account? The worst part is I had used it to sign up to stuff, thinking it was a suitable platform, and then I got rug-pulled. Also their client was super slow and laggy and unreliable... one would assume they're better now, but I will never know.

So now I pay for Migadu. I could have paid for Tutanota, but they will never get my money after that.

The evening Call to PRayer, I can hear it in the distance.

Sunset time in Toronto. Maghrib.

Literally as it began, the credits began rolling for Season 4, episode 8 of Star Trek Strange New Worlds, which I began streaming an hour and two minutes ago, aiming to time its ending with Sunset.

The last 45 seconds of the episode brought me to tears.

No SPoilers.

But it may well bring you to tears as well.

| #StrangeNewWorlds #StarTrekStrangeNewWorlds #StarTrek

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