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cm0002@infosec.pubOPto
World News@quokk.au•US justice department ‘forever’ bars IRS from auditing Trump’s past tax returns
2·7 days agoYou can’t for a lot of reasons, to include Drumpys method of choice, simply replacing the top of the DoJ with sycophants (Which is shit to begin with, DoJ should be wholly independent ala 4th branch of gov)
cm0002@infosec.pubOPto
Privacy@programming.dev•Paperweight scans your inbox to map your digital footprint, then helps you take back control and delete your data. Local-first and open source.
4·7 days agoDoesn’t look like it, but you could expose your archive as an IMAP with something like Dovecot https://github.com/dovecot/core and then you could have this latch on to that
Not entirely true, you can get a kids meal with points, which is technically a combo because it comes with a drink, entree and 2 sides lmao
Well atp, it’s just genetics and hormones, which isn’t really her fault either lol
cm0002@infosec.pubOPto
Privacy@programming.dev•Fuck Github, Microsoft has made it impossible to create an account without linking to hardware or phones
01·3 months agoI’ve been fighting with the image proxying for days now, I just gave up on this post since the meat and potatoes is the text post itself
Yeah, because the proxy has decided it doesn’t like it
This is what I actually wanted to link to/embed
https://i.ibb.co/8gHKNsT1/michael-scott-why.gif
Well actually I originally tried with a direct tenor link
But it didn’t like that either
It’s a feature of Lemmy where your instance will proxy image links for you, it can be useful in some cases to do things like bypass regional censorships (If you can access your home instance from your country, but not instance lemmy.example.com your home instance can proxy the image from lemmy.example.com so you can still see it (text is handled by federation already, so no proxy required for just text)) or to cache images in case an instance goes down
But it seems to be poorly implemented where it’s end user experience is a pain at best, and the more aggressive it’s set the more annoying it is.
Take for example this instance I’m currently on, infosec.pub, they seem to have it set to aggressively replace all image links including in comments no matter what.
So now my attempt to reply to this comment https://infosec.pub/comment/20590443 is utterly broken because the image service just doesn’t like it despite me just wanting to link to the off-site gif link manually typing the markdown instead.
This is what that gif looks like proxied:
https://infosec.pub/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ibb.co%2F8gHKNsT1%2Fmichael-scott-why.gif














I…I need to go to the gym after that one lmao