https://youtube.com/
https://youtube.com/
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/5760
!memes@lemmy.world
https://lemm.ee/comment/20939435
https://lemm.ee/post/65056410
It is very likely that the photo of "the fediverse chick" belongs to a real person who has nothing to do with any of this. They would likely be absolutely horrified to know that their face was used for stuff like this. Please be mindful of harming the likely victim here.
Haha I was using the API incorrectly. I was pushing the image in form.custom_thumbnail while form.url was empty. Apparently, u can't do that.
If u have an image only post, then u have to put the image uri in form.url. the custom_thumbnail is only there if you already have some other link.
Lemmy's documentation is really lacking. Unfortunately, contributing to it is a little complicated too (for lemmy-js-client), that is
Sorry, this will be the last image test for today. I'm getting a discrepancy between the size of the compressed image and the actual size of the file on the server.
No, it's really beautiful! Although it did create a new problem for me to solve for the lemmy client app I'm developing.
So here's the problem: how can one distinguish a real mod from a display name/username looking like a mod?
One way is to put up a "mod badge" in the UI.
I hated this option, as it didn't fit well with my general design. I wanted a color only method of mod identification. The problem with this is, well usernames similar to yours. What if a user just changes their username to the color green?
That increases the chances of someone being fooled by a fake mod.
I tried putting animated text for mods for this. Then, my performance degraded like crazy. I still haven't solved this problem. For now, I'm still doing the color identification way. Let's see, when all major features have been implemented, I'll go on to work on this again.
Start weighing EVERYTHING. The consistency your dishes reach is crazy good! A weighing scale isn't that expensive
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/59047620
> From the video description: > > How a helicopter built of phone parts survived Mars for 3 years.
From the video description:
How a helicopter built of phone parts survived Mars for 3 years.
The Government of Alberta says Ottawa has approved an updated plan for Calgary’s Green Line LRT, getting the stop-and-go project rolling again with the promise of federal funding.
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/58962998 >
The Government of Alberta says Ottawa has approved an updated plan for Calgary’s Green Line LRT, getting the stop-and-go project rolling again with the promise of federal funding.
Video description
In the most disturbing geopolitical shift of my lifetime, the new US government is siding with dictators and lashing out at allies, waging economic war on Canada with the repeated stated goal of ending our sovereignty. While many Americans are also horrified, realistically their focus right now is internal. We need to stand up, strengthen our country, and reorient to friendlier nations. In this video I talk to three experts to learn how we can strengthen our economy by building more, especially critical needs of housing and transportation.