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IcerOut@kbin.social to /kbin meta@kbin.social – 6 points – It looks like an improvement to this is coming, with posts on NSFW magazines being automatically marked NSFW (if I'm reading it right)
https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/commit/7c6667a319206d6e1bf5a5f80b3f18d2489ed6a8
Should help a bit with this.
Could you, by chance, please give some links to those userscripts?
Unfortunately, it seems kbin search is broken ATM (returns a 500) and google seems to only index magazines, not individual threads, so it's a bit hard to search for them
Honestly I'm not sure. I think normally they should only appear if somebody from your instance is subscribed to them or if you search for it manually. Tbh kbin's search has been broken for me since I've joined, so that might have something to do with why nothing shows up?
Although I've checked it now and https://kbin.social/m/valheim@lemmy.world works and you can subscribe (just doesn't show the post from the original ...yet?) so... maybe there's something more to it.
Thank you!
I self-host FreshRSS. I'm pretty happy with it. It works well and you can add extensions to customize it if you need something particular. And I use the browser extension so I get notifications for new articles.
I used to use Feedly before. It was pretty alright, but I got annoyed by just how many things you needed to pay for
Before, I used to use duckdns. Completely free and super simple
Nowadays I just have a docker container that updates my A records on my domain directly through namesilo's API. Took like 5 mins to set up the config
With a little poking around you can install any add-on on Firefox Nightly mobile. Not all of them are guaranteed to work, but it's a lot more than what Mozilla officially allows
Interesting.
For me the Google Find My Phone couldn't find the device (could only show the most recent location) and couldn't ring it, but the Samsung Find My Phone got the location, battery level and could ring it immediately.
I'm guessing they added their implementation as an exception to the encryption, but not Google's implementation