I see the problem: [anything] after the website domain is redirected to profile/[anything]. Imagine running that redirect repeatedly. It will keep on adding “profile” to the beginning. To stop it, you have to make sure the URL after the domain doesn’t start with “profile”, otherwise you’re in danger of a loop.
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According to who and where? You just chronologically ordered things backwards from the Wikipedia article!
The Wikipedia article and the quote don’t mention it being forked from anything. And the word has a strict code definition so if it was, it wouldn’t be hard to prove…
imagine if talking to the people around you required you calling a central phone depot first before being connected to the person next to you
Meanwhile, our Lemmy conversation is just like that, except instead of one central telephone provider, there are at least two (yours and mine). The risk surface has doubled!
Can you provide a citation for a claim that it is a fork?
If you’re against being petty, lead by example and don’t tone police!
121·2 days agoabout:about
This might be the wrong place to ask, but does anybody know when Mozilla is obligated to put out their 2023 tax forms? It’s almost 2025 and I’m not an accountant
I’m skeptical of all cryptocurrency, but in regards to this:
It’s a centralized coin, antithetical to federation… Just like signal.
What is wrong with centralization when a core principle of Signal is privacy? Federation often complicates and confounds efforts to make things more private - look no further than Matrix’s Olm implementation. MegOlm also encrypts far less metadata, by design and probably out of necessity.
The real question is to shortwavesurfer: Is it actually a Monero fork, or are they just saying the word “Monero” because it’s always on their mind?
Because I’ve seen zero evidence of the former (after wasting my time looking), but plenty of the latter. Thus, not worth taking seriously.
I can’t take any statements from you about Monero seriously: https://lemm.ee/comment/15410085
This is the most important thing I know about it, from an article that was first published in 2021, and last seen earlier this year.
Signal Founder May Have Been More Than a Tech Adviser to MobileCoin
Signal recently launched a beta integration of MobileCoin (MOB) for payments. Its price has jumped from $7 to over $55 in the past month, giving it a market cap of $13.75 billion.
Signal founder Moxie Marlinspike, whom MobileCoin previously described as a technical adviser, may have been more deeply involved in the cryptocurrency project.
An earlier, nearly identical white paper found online, which MobileCoin CEO Joshua Goldbard called “erroneous,” lists Marlinspike as the project’s original CTO.
Hopefully, this rebrand turns things around, as we need organizations like this to survive. Otherwise, we will be left with the greedy Big Tech ones, who aren’t really concerned with people or their rights.
Suggested Read 📖
Mozilla Boots Staff Yet Again, Advocacy Unit Shut Down
Subtle shade detected.
21·4 days agoIf this platform isn’t about freedom of (more) speech, what freedom is it about?
I can’t think of a single reason anybody’s ever given to use Lemmy besides referencing either privacy from something, or increased freedom over other platforms.
21·4 days agoThat’s an interesting detail!
I’m not surprised this tagging system is imperfect, but in a broader context – that a company like Google probably has something a hundred times more powerful and more accurate, and it’s scanning through people’s whole photo libraries, really adds to their creepy factor.
If Lemmy isn’t made with (improved) privacy or free speech in mind, what’s it made for? What incentive do people have to switch to it?
Well, was the picture at least taken on a Xiaomi? Or is the AI hallucinating metadata now too
I always assumed anybody on a Firefox subreddit was cut from a different cloth 😉 Especially because Firefox on the desktop offers first-class bookmark management IMO.
I know I use it a ton, anyway.
You see the Bookmarks menu item without scrolling down in the menu? Most of the time (read: when I’m not on the Home overlay) I need to scroll down to reveal the rest of the menu.
Is this the same menu that makes viewing and adding bookmarks one step more tedious than they used to be?
To add a bookmark:
- Tap menu
- Tap Save
- Tap Add to Bookmarks
To view bookmark (from anywhere but the Home overlay):
- Tap menu
- Scroll down
- Tap controls
I thought it was open source.
https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Server
This doesn’t prevent them from running different software or logging requests, but we have unsealed court orders, which is better than most other services that could receive them.