Head of the Teleyal family
Writer of the DnD story at https://teleyal.blog
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Characters on the website are owned by me!
There is also a mobile app for iOS.
But in general I am always skeptical about software that advertises itself as “Based in Luxembourg (Germany, …), secure by design”. As if the country in which a software is developed has any influence on how secure a software is. 🤷 …
I see it very often, especially with Linux, Libre Culture and Open Source, that one and the same is discussed in 2 or more threads. In one a consent was found, in another not, and in the third are only posted links to one of the other discussions. So I asked myself, what if a cross post would only l…
My intention behind the instance is to provide a place for creatives to discuss or present their work. Mastodon may be all good, but a topic tends to get lost quickly, and for authors and writers the character limit is usually an obstacle.
In contrast to the usual instances in the Fediverse, on Fa…
appened organically with mastodon and the #fediblock tag
I really, really hate this tag. Every time I see it, it feels like someone opened the door of the cell to the Social Justice Warriors. On Mastodon, it is often misused by hypocrites to spread their frustration and make others bad. The idea behind it is not bad, but the implementation is usually pathetic.
I’ve managed to include lemmy.ml and fapsi.be search results in my public searx instance on search.bka.li
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hmm 🤔 … Normally, the following in the settings.yml should do the trick:
- name : lemmy
engine : json_engine
search_url : https://lemmy.ml/api/v3/search?q={query}&page={pageno}
results_query : posts
url_query : post/ap_id
title_query : post/name
content_query : post/body
categories : social media
shortcut : le
paging : True
disabled : False
But my searx instance doesn’t even seem to fetch the JSON.
Is it possible to get Lemmy’s search result in JSON format? E.g., to include the search in search engines like searx. That would be really awesome…
I’m not sure about that all. It’s the same with this Twitter bridge crap for Mastodon/Pleroma. It works for some days, maybe some weeks. But on one day, they will just ignore the platform, which has less “interaction”. Even if one would mirror the comments from Lemmy to Reddit, the problem remains. And who knows how Reddit will react? I would bet, that they will soon deny such actions and ban those accounts after the first “bridges” appear. 🤷
Done with #2012 😊