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Thanks for taking the time to a) keep Beehaw up and running and b) write this up. I found it super interesting to get a glimpse into what the Beehaw SysOps team has been doing behind the scenes.
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Not critiquing your title, since that’s the article title but it looks like it’s just approved for testing:
This week, Alef Aeronautics revealed its flying car “Model A" was granted legal permission from the Federal Aviation Administration to test run the vehicle on the road and in the sky
spez right now:
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Yeah, having the post swap to a different one while you’re commenting is a known Lemmy bug.
I believe the Lemmy software does that automatically when the same link has already been posted on other federated instances.
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They should! We’ve had reports from users of other instances.
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This isn’t the place to peddle conspiracy theories. Removed.
Just an FYI, I doubt the Lemmy developers are paying attention to BeeHaw’s technology community. This might be more effective as a feature request on the Lemmy GitHub.
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I’m not sure how’d you accomplish this without requiring an EV cert, which is expensive and time-consuming to get, right? I guess manually maintaining a list of free CAs like Let’s Encrypt? Idk, I’d never pay for a cert I’d have to manually update where my LE certs are all automatic.
I’d recommend watching Technology Connection’s take on it, as he was pretty outspoken against the Tesla plug a while back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjny4u5THpU
Jumping in here to say that I don’t feel like the Technology community is the right place to have the debate on the gestational limits for abortion. Let’s keep the focus on technology please.