freamon

It appears to be specific to replies to replies - this video on peertube.wtf has a top-level comment from PieFed.

PeerTube's federation model is different from Lemmy's - they don't sign remote comments when they federate them out again, so it's often up to other instances to fetch them from the source. It might be that PieFed has to do something to help the likes of peertube.wtf successfully retrieve a comment when it's a reply to another reply.

Bah, I knew I'd think of one after submitting my list: "It's a sin", of course. Oh well, too late now.

1. Andor
2. Taskmaster UK
3. Mr. Robot
4. Ghosts UK
5. Rome
6. DEVS
7. Fargo
8. The Expanse
9. Sort Of
10. The Eastern Gate

For this particular case, it's more an instance of the software not interacting (in the sense of not changing things they don't understand).

If Lemmy doesn't implement flairs, then community updates from them won't over-write flairs set on PieFed's copy of those comms. Also, when a PieFed user sends a comment to a Lemmy community, it will just attach an 'Announce' header to it and send it out to all followers. It would be against their own spec to change the content of anything they're Announcing, so followers who receive the comment and happen to be on PieFed instances will interpret it fully, whereas Lemmy will just ignore any fields in the JSON that it doesn't have a use for.

Maybe it was from a Mastodon server that requires 'authorized fetch' or whatever they call it? Last time I was tinkering with something related, Lemmy wasn't doing the required signed GET request for the user, so couldn't show the post.

seems like they appear okay otherwise

There's some other papers that are trying to paint this trial as some kind of "PC gone mad" thing, and even they have clearly struggled to find a photo of Lineham where he doesn't look at least a bit unhinged. I'm not trying to make this about his appearance, I just mean that there's some clear manifestations of poor mental health apparent, and he should probably try to direct his energies towards them a bit more instead.

Is there a use-case for pinging yourself?

If not, it seems better to be able to say "message me at @freamon@preferred.social" without actually generating a notification.

I suspect Netflix used Covid as an excuse to drop the bitrate, and then never actually put it back up again.

If you're a pirate, you can tell how rubbish their 4K content is just from the file sizes.

It might have been a situation like the A-Team, which was essentially for kids, but presented as something for adults, so you thought you were super-cool for watching it as a child (and didn't realise until later that you were in exactly the intended demographic).

Works, as they say, for me.

Inconsistencies are hard to debug. It's a likely as anything that piefed.social was having a little rest at that particular moment.

Obligatory link to Key & Peele's Gremlins 2 brainstorm: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwnozRv9Vbs

The best way to provide ! links that work for the most people is just to type them out as plain text, not as a hyperlink to anything.

So, these communities can be found at:

!roughromanmemes@piefed.social

!politicalcompassmemes@piefed.social

!inhabitedbeauty@piefed.social

!tankiejerk@piefed.social

!historyphotos@piefed.social

!historyart@piefed.social

!historyartifacts@piefed.social

!historyruins@piefed.social

!shermanposting@piefed.social

!noncredibledefense@piefed.social

Also, from what I can tell, they haven't been moved using PieFed's community migration facility (which squishes the old remote community into a new local one and retains the history (e.g. like what happened with like !casualconversation@piefed.social ). These are just brand new communities, starting from scratch.