You might want to check out https://github.com/amirzaidi/lemmy. I stumbled upon it. Beehaw defederated Lemmy.world (info.) This section on defederating may help you understand that if it's unclear.
Most of us are also new to the Fediverse, but learning every day. Welcome!
I'm getting a TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for |: 'type' and 'NoneType' when I do:
git clone https://github.com/Ac5000/lemmy_account_sync.git
cd lemmy_account_sync/
pip install -r requirements.txt
cp exampleconfig.ini src/myconfig.ini
nano src/myconfig.ini
python3 src/lemmy_sync.py
I've confirmed that my [Main Account] and [Account 2] details are correct in myconfig.ini, but beyond that I don't really know what I'm doing.
TIL wasps swarm, and now I have a new fear.
According to this site wasps might swarm if their nest is disturbed, at a change of season, or to establish a new colony (like @fubo@lemmy.world said.)
Always there. Here's an ELI5 from Bing:
The article is about a very quiet sound that comes from space. The sound is made by things that are very big and heavy, like giant balls of fire or holes that suck everything in. The sound is so quiet that we can't hear it, but we can use special machines to find it.
The article says that this sound is all around us, and it comes from different places in space. Some places are very far away, like other stars or other worlds. Some places are closer, like our big family of stars. The article also says that this sound can help us learn more about space and how it works.
The article is very cool because it shows that there are many things in space that we don't see, but we can find them by listening to the sounds they make.
I've seen this site suggested in posts like this:
spoiler
https://fba.ryona.agency
I'm using the spoiler tag because elsewhere I've seen this warning about the site:
run by people from kiwifarms (a known bad actor on the fediverse).
I'm unfamiliar with "kiwifarms" but the site currently does has some offensive language at the bottom that's associated with 4chan, so be warned.
That said, it appears to be the only site currently available to see which instances in the fediverse have blocked/defederated your instance. (The reverse of <instance domain>/instances, which only shows which instances your instance has blocked/defederated.)
A Google image search of the icon wasn't super helpful, but did return a similar-looking image named "style" among the results.
Knowing that Liftoff is written in Flutter, I confirmed that it is called the "style" icon.
A search of the Liftoff code on GitHub for the "style" icon turned up a match with the comment:
// TODO: change styles?
So the answer is that it does nothing now, but appears like it might be used in the future to "change styles." Maybe as a shortcut to the "Post Style" screen in "Settings."
Tried this with a throwaway, but it's broken.
Subscription location has changed.
When corrected, it asks to visit https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/corsdemo to request access. Despite doing so, it never gets past that point.
When/if you fix it, you might give some context about how you're handling user credentials.
That was it exactly. Thank you.
This was a journey, so I'm documenting it here for anyone who might run into a similar situation.
I'm using a Chromebook with Linux enabled.
To confirm my version of Python I ran
python --version:OK! Getting somewhere. So I have to check what distribution of Linux is installed with
grep '^PRETTY_NAME' /etc/os-releaseAlright. Google says if I want to upgrade Python on Debian 11 I have to compile it from source. Yikes! But, wait, there's a PPA - Yay! But the PPA is for Ubuntu - Boo.
There isn't an active community for ChromeOS on Lemmy yet, but that other website has directions for replacing Debian with Ubuntu.
I'm lazy so I'm not doing that. I'm just going to spin up a temporary Ubuntu container that I can delete later, so my directions are much simpler:
Ctr-Alt-T to enter crosh, the ChromeOS developer shell.
Success! I had to escape some special characters in my passwords, but that's easily Google-able.
I'll be keeping the container around for a little while to do some periodic syncs. Then I'll remove it using crosh.