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Developer fighting 502s from Lemmys Servers.
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Good idea! I’ll incorporate something like this in my own Lemmy App.
Off-topic question, but where can you see the stats?
I always wonder when people say something like this. I also develop a Lemmy app myself and don’t understand this point, like are you afraid people will complain about your code cleanliness or commenting techniques?
I mean what extra work is there really? Moving secrets to environment variables is annoying, I get that at least.
I mean no offense to you at all, really, but when I check out other Lemmy apps I don’t even bother with closed source ones since I can’t possibly know if you just steal login information. Especially since this is so immensely easy with Lemmy.
Again, I’m not saying you do these things but it’s always better being able to check yourself, you know?
Well it’s open source, so whenever there’s demand someone will fork and maintain it, if the original team ever leaves.
Is this a bot?
Nice. Is there a GitHub link anywhere? I’d like to use that in my App. I was looking to implement trending communities literally the other day lol.
You could make like a circular shape on the screen with numbers correlating to the speed on different angles. Then maybe add some rectangle which points at the current speed and effectively changes the angle when the speed changes.
Oh wait…
You already have 13 on your comment. You’re like a lemmy celebrity now.
What is it like being famous?
Ah, yes the classic. The Lemmy dev team really forgot to set CORS headers on an API lmao. Hope they fix that soon.
Yeah, it’s a web app. I route all requests through my own backend, so it’s server-server communication between Nemmy and any Lemmy instance, circumventing CORS by design.
Are you sure the CORS settings are messed up? I tried reaching the API a couple of times from my frontend for debugging and got errors due to authentication security. Are you referring to that or something else?
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Yes, from what I’ve seen there are a some people who are concerned about others impersonating them on other instances.
If you log in to any App for Lemmy, they also have access to your Email.
Yes, this. No point in using a VPN/Tor if you disconnect even just for 1 second. That’s all they need.
Figuring out if two posts are identical is going to be a challenge
I think I could deal with duplicates pretty easily by checking if different properties of the post are identical, the more are the less likely it is that the post will be shown.
I think a bigger problem is the comments. What if a user reposts a post from r/astronomy on lemmy.world to c/astronomy on lemmy.ml? Which one do we show, and what do we do with the comments of the other? Merge them together, or just leave them? Maybe show a button on the post when there’s a duplicate und the user can switch instances?
Lots of figuring out to do, but it sounds fun!
Edit: The Group-by-Hashtag thing is also a good idea! That would of course make the whole thing less of a headache, but to make that work a lot of users need to do that.
Yes, very good idea! When users create a group, they can select keywords to search for and then the App could make a best guess and then show a list to the user where they can select the ones they want or don’t want in the group.
Out of interest, which places in Europe?