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You are using piefed, so in the web ui you can click the three dot menu and select the remind me option. This isn’t in the api though, so it wouldn’t be in a third-party app unless they implemented it separately.

Nothing to do with federation. piefed.zip decided not to make their modlog public. It’s an admin setting within piefed. IIRC, it isn’t an option in lemmy.

Also a former big fan of RIF and I found Boost a fairly easy transition.

Piefed does allow users the option to not federate their votes. So harvesting that data would mean needing local access to the infrastructure or snooping on traffic to/from your local instance.

Thanks for pointing this out. I am not that active on masto, but I am from the Boston area, so this might be the kick I need to check out that side of the fediverse. I lived in Somerville for 10 years before more recently moving to the burbs. I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else in this country these days.

Growing up in the US, other responders are correct that school systems vary a lot depending on what state/district you live in. Over the course of my K-12 education, I attended 10 different schools across three states because my family moved a lot. There were times where I would switch schools and suddenly be way ahead in some subject and have completely skipped over some other topics. As an example, I never took a course in world history, but ended up having three separate US history courses because the different districts taught those subjects in different grades.

I do take issue with some of the commenters painting all US schools with a broad brush as terrible. There are excellent schools in the US and excellent school systems. As an example, I currently live in Massachusetts, and if you took it as its own country, it would be one of the best school systems in the world. In general, the states that prioritize education and pay teachers well end up with better educational outcomes. It’s not that surprising really, but a huge portion of the country seems to ignore that fact or spend money in less efficient ways.

So, I see you joined ani.social and you have made mention of enjoying Japanese media elsewhere in this thread. In that case, I have some community recommendations for you:

• !anime@ani.social - The most active community for anime discussion (disclosure - I am a community mod)
• !manga@ani.social - The most active community for manga discussion (disclosure - I am a community mod)
• !lightnovels@ani.social - Community for Japanese light novels
• !animemes@ani.social - Memes, but anime
• !anime_irl@ani.social - Other anime memes

There are plenty of other communities out there for specific pieces of media, if you are looking for those as well. Some of the more active ones I am aware of:

• !frieren@ani.social - Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End - Season 2 is airing right now!
• !dungeonmeshi@ani.social - Delicious in Dungeon
• !gundam@ani.social - General Gundam community (disclosure - I am a community mod)
• !bocchitherock@sopuli.xyz - Bocchi the Rock
• !onepiece@lemmy.world - One Piece
• !overlord@sopuli.xyz - Overlord
• any of the communities on bookwyr.me - Ascendance of a Bookworm

lemmy.ml defederated from ani.social ages ago, so OP is at least spared on that front.

Yeah this is a bug in the PieFed api. Here is the relevant issue: https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/issues/1608

Pretty easy for me as I tend to not comment too much other than about development issues and bug reports. So, I usually have my user flair set to PieFed Contributor or something along those lines.

The reputation score (sum of upvotes - downvotes) is something that only admins can see. I absolutely agree with a lot of the criticisms people have with reputations systems like this or reddit’s karma, but at the same time, it is one of the most reliable and highest signal to noise indicators of spam/scam/etc. accounts out there. If we were to remove it entirely, it would take away a powerful tool for flagging accounts like that to admins earlier rather than later. Oftentimes, we can spot accounts like that even before they get reported by other users because users are much more likely to downvote/block than go through the trouble of creating a report.

To address your other reply in the same place, ngrok is not affiliated with X’s (twitter’s) Grok. ngrok is a service that provides https tunneling much easier than manually managing domains. Developers often use this for proof-of-concept stuff or testing features that need SSL because ngrok addresses can be created and destroyed easier and quicker than manually managing your own dns.

In actuality, I didn’t even realize that ngrok was a sponsor. Or, was a sponsor at some point. Is this still accurate @rimu@piefed.social?

Pinging @rimu@piefed.social for help as well.

I don’t think the referer is checked at all for api endpoints, so I doubt that is the issue.

Here you go:

curl --request POST \
  --url https://feddit.online/api/alpha/user/login \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '{
  "username": "your_username",
  "password": "your_password"
}'

You can’t register from within Voyager, but you can log in to an existing account (the button on the lower right of the adding an account screen). The reason you can’t register a new piefed account in Voyager is because that functionality doesn’t exist in the API yet.

I was able to log in to feddit just fine using curl, so it seems to be voyager-specific. Not sure if there might be an errant cloudflare challenge or other kind of proxy-level filtering that it might be getting caught up in.

Not sure if @aeharding@vger.social might have suggestions for how to help ID the issue or get a more descriptive error message.

I can confirm that my feddit.online account isn’t working with Voyager for whatever reason. I was able to log in with a couple of other piefed instances without issue.

Tagging @jerry@feddit.online for visibility.

Edit: I just tried Boost and it worked with my feddit account. Could be something really weird going on.

This isn’t that far away from mine for two people: ~$600-$700 per month in a HCOL area and doing most of the cooking myself as well. I have found that sizing up a recipe for more people is only a marginal increase in cost. So, cooking for two is not just double that of cooking for one, but less.

The thumbtack trick was a game changer for me back when someone shared it with me. I have a dedicated thumbtack in a kitchen drawer now.

Ah, I see now. I had missed that this was for comments and not posts. I think I can see the bug in the PieFed API. The /comment/list endpoint is fairly complicated due to the way replies can be nested with different hierarchies, and I think it looks like it might not be filtering blocked users at a specific point. I opened an issue in the PieFed repo to keep track of this.

If you go to your blocks on your settings page in the web UI (not in Voyager), are the blocked people listed in the table down near the bottom? I took a quick look through the /post/list endpoint in the PieFed api and it looks like we are filtering blocked users correctly, so I wonder if the issue is that user blocks are not getting created correctly.

Another pleased Bosch owner here. The thing has been solid for about 3 years now since we had to replace an Asko that died.