Jeg var i Norge under 17. Mai weekend og skal oprette en ny server for at flytte ugentlige tråde-botten til. Koden skal også skrives om. Derfor ingen tråde forrige uge 👀

Jeg har fået et job 👍🏼
Lønnen er temmeligt lav 👎🏼
Det er ikke software engineering 😭
Jeg tænker arbejde som intern softwareingeniør ved siden for at blive rigtig ingeniør i fremtiden og få mere penge 🤔

Hvor dumt er det?

De vill låsa ut galna svenskar som slukar deras bandwidth, jag är säker på det.

Det är början på mitt sista studieår och äntligen får jag tar tag i grundläggande programmeringskurser (jag kom inte in på datavetenskapsprogrammet). Datastrukturer och algoritmer, webutveckling, datasäkerhet och hur man programmerar professionellt. Vet inte hur jag kommer klara mig på arbetsmarknaden. Tack för att du läser min bloggpost. Sorry för ingen danska.

Vetefan vad EU har med NATO att göra men kommer Erdogans nästa krav om vi går med på detta vara att ordna ett möte med julemanden?

Det har togs upp på feddit.nu för några dagar sedan och jag ville ta hit frågan, tur att du gjorde det istället så ingen får genomlida min kassa danska.

Här är mitt svar på feddit.nu:s diskussion. TL:DR; (för långt, läste inte?) Genom att federera med Threads ger du ditt samtycke till Meta att samla in data om dig och allt du skriver på feddit.dk och dess federerade instanser.

Är personligen för defederering, både av decentraliseringsskäl och faktumet att Instagram-användare är internettets bottenskrap. Mastodon-användare kan kommentera på Lemmy-trådar och jag vill inte utsätta mig för Instagram-nivåer av diskussion och debatt här. Sedan finns det också det här stycket i Threads användaravtal som indikerar att data från federerade instanser ska samlas in av Meta.

"Information From Third Party Services and Users: We collect information about the Third Party Services and Third Party Users who interact with Threads. If you interact with Threads through a Third Party Service (such as by following Threads users, interacting with Threads content, or by allowing Threads users to follow you or interact with your content), we collect information about your third-party account and profile (such as your username, profile picture, IP address, and the name of the Third Party Service on which you are registered), your content (such as when you allow Threads users to follow, like, reshare, or have mentions in your posts), and your interactions (such as when you follow, like, reshare, or have mentions in Threads posts).

We use the information we collect for Threads for the purposes described in the Meta Privacy Policy, including to provide, personalize, and improve Threads and other Meta Products (including seamless personalization of your experience across Threads and Instagram), to provide measurement, analytics and other business services (including ads), to promote safety, integrity and security, to communicate with you, and to research and innovate for social good."

Källa: https://help.instagram.com/515230437301944?helpref=faq_content

I like anything that pulls users away from big instances and onto smaller ones. Guys, it's not a DECENTRALIZED system if you're all centralizing on one massive instance.

Jag utnämner /u/AutoModerator, en pålitlig brukare som alltid postar "Fri snak fredag" och "Jeg har lige gjort mandag" i tid och är aldrig elak mot någon, förutom andra bottar.

Adding on to what everyone else has said, the "Users per month" counter counts only the users on your home instance (the instance you created your account on) who have posted or commented in the subreddit this month. The total number of active users across all instances can be seen when you view the community from its home instance.

Yes, it started from this terminology change at Twitter in 2020. They're the reason that version control systems call the primary branch 'main' instead of 'master' by default, because 'master' comes from the master/slave terminology that is used in electronics hardware design.

There's a comment here saying that master/slave in hardware design is being replaced by primary/secondary because of the software trend, which I think is stupid. Master/slave works much better in that context because the master device controls the slave device. Primary/secondary implies that the slave device is a fallback of the master device.

It will continue to work if you're the only user on your Teddit instance. Teddit (and Libreddit, and any of the Reddit alternative frontends) use the Reddit API un-authenticated and after July 1st, they will be rate-limited to 10 requests per minute. The limit is enough for the activity of one logged-out user but it will break the proxy instances that allow many users to combine their traffic under one IP.

That's only true if there is a downvote threshold that automatically hides downvoted comments, which I don't think Lemmy has implemented. I agree that downvoting can be used to censor and avoid discussion, but the justification for removing downvotes on Beehaw is something like "keeping a positive environment with no negativity from disliking" rather than making sure users have to voice their disagreements and not just smash the ~~blue~~ red arrow like cowards.