I swear I missed this somehow.

Commenting for people in the future, Typescript can be used in the backend (and is actually pretty popular there for some reason).

It does federate though, federation is multiple nodes in a network cooperating, which they do.
HTTP is a network even though it doesn’t (usually) federate.

The main centralised part of bluesky right now is their decentralised identifiers right now.

DID:PLC is completely centralised. Its not actually a requirement for a did to be decentralised.

plc.directory is the only registry for them right now.

I agree, they really help.

As well as exit!

I probably was.

The thumbnails are generated indivdually by each instance.

I just compressed all my images, thinking lemm.ee would outlive all the image hosts.

Maybe you made the original.

I also made one I posted, but it was about fedora eating the MacOS bootloader or something like that.

I posted this here last year.

Mastodon purges them after a while though.

I’m editing some of my posts to use those.

Not really, it means I can’t send every lemmy instance csam.

I’m trying to, but the docs require you to use systemd, and I’m running it in wsl. I can set the instance, but I can’t get it to use https for some reason, and piefed returns a 302 on any http request.

Actually, screwing around with it a bit, I think I got it kinda working by changing one string: “v3” to “alpha”.

Edit: changed image link. RIP lemm.ee

Clearly we need to make a fedd.it to become the dominant feddit.

I’ll do that in future.

Yeah, its in typescript.

I thought it said rust last time I checked it, this is probably a consequence of juggling too many tabs.

edit: changed image link. RIP lemm.ee

The main problem is I am shit at rust.

I am hoping that piefed implements lemmy’s api.

Yeah, I might make an account there. I really like lemm.ee because of the federation policy and .zip seems similar.

I might start a fork of lemmy-ui for piefed.