Assuming it’s this (LAPQO71A) …

Guide: https://cdn.cs.1worldsync.com/a5/d0/a5d06ff2-92b9-4510-a5af-b71e1deb4083.pdf

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Looks to be on the left (in the image) below the fan and underneath where your hand is in the image.

It’s because your Linux PC is doing what you want it to do, and your Win 11 PC is doing what your employer + Microsoft wants it to do.

Yep, known issue: https://feddit.org/post/13613230

Can confirm, but depending on the VPS, your traffic may only be metered in one direction. Mine only meters egress, not ingress, so it’s not too bad if I want to use my media server.

I’m still putting that together, but it’s basically something like:

UPDATE post set url = thumbnail_url where thumbnail_url like 'https://dubvee.org/pictrs/image/%' and url like 'https://lemm.ee/pictrs/image/%'

For the Kbin users to clear out their avatar/banners, I just did:

UPDATE person set avatar=NULL, banner=NULL where instance_id=(select id from instance where domain='kbin.run')

UPDATE community set icon=NULL, banner=NULL where instance_id=(select id from instance where domain='kbin.run')

…and will update that for lemm.ee

I’m working on a Bun/NodeJS script to download the avatars, icons, and banners for all the lemm.ee users/communities, upload them to my pictrs, and then update the DB with the new values referencing the local images.

Prob gonna have to break that up into two steps so I can download and file the images before lemm.ee goes down and upload/assign them after (so they’re not overwritten by federation).

Not sure if I’m gonna do that for comment / post body images. Basically, I just want the archived communities to look nice.

Depending on how the admin has pict-rs (the “subsystem” it uses for media) configured, post images can create local copies /thumbnails for image posts. Some instances opt to do that, some don’t.

Other images like ones posted a comments, user/community avatars/banners aren’t stored anywhere except their home instance.

But yeah, even the limited caching has proven problematic if questionable/illegal content gets posted.

I’m gonna run some scripts on my instance’s database to look for posts that have lemm.ee pict-rs URLs and local thumbnails. Then update the url value to that of the local thumbnail_url. That’ll at least fix them on my instance where I have a copy.

I won’t be doing that until after lemm.ee shuts down, otherwise the original values will federate back in if there’s any activity on the posts.

For comment images or ones where my instance didn’t create a thumbnail, they’ll just have to be broken I guess - same goes for the community icons, though I suppose I could go ahead and get local versions of those and update the communities afterward. Prob also set those to “Mods only” in the database to keep local users from trying to post there.

For user avatars, I’ll probably just clear those in the database so when looking back at old content from .ee, it won’t try to fetch them and timeout/404.

There were less posts to worry about then, but for community icons and user avatars, that’s the same thing I did when kbin shut down.

Doesn’t it already have simplified versions of most articles at simple.wikipedia.org ?

That’s pretty much it.

Every instance that was subscribed to those communities will retain their local copy of the posts/comments and remain visible. You can even still comment on them, but only users on your instance will see them (i.e. without the home instance for the community being online, they won’t federate beyond your local instance).

The only hiccup is image posts. Different instances have different configs for creating local thumbnails of images, and community icons/banners aren’t cached, so it’ll mostly be text-only copies of the content.

And any comments or posts to other communities by .ee users that have images hosted on.ee will be broken.

I can actually forgive that one since it’s the fallback for any invalid argument.

All of mine use bind mounts so I can just tar-gz the whole deploy folder for backups and migrations. For volumes that connect to remote shares (SMB, NFS, etc) I use named volumes and let Docker take care of their lifecycle.

If named docker volumes would let me specify the local filesystem location, I’d use them. As-is, I rarely do.

Having been burned many times in the past, I won’t even trust 40 GB to a Seagate drive let alone 40 TB.

Even in enterprise arrays where they’re basically disposable when they fail, I’m still wary of them.

That’s based on https://github.com/jonmagic/copy-excel-paste-markdown

Would be awesome to see some Lemmy clients incorporate that. I’ve had it requested but haven’t had a chance to really dig into it yet.

No, because nothing is being actively suppressed, either. The gist of it is that they’re basically being ignored which is completely separate from active measures like censorship or suppression.

Agreed. It makes some solid points, and it seems well-researched in the way of exposing how the search-result hotdogs are made (at least in the 2/3 or so that I read). I just couldn’t stomach the way it was framed as “censorship”.

I’m very passionate about “words have meanings” and strongly dislike when words typically reserved to describe mountains are inappropriately used (and watered down) to describe mole hills.

Google’s methods are shitty and exploitative, yes, but this is far from “censoring”. And “censor” is not used just for a clickbait title - the author claims “censorship” multiple times in the article before I stopped reading for health reasons (the doctor says if I keep rolling my eyes, my ocular muscles will spasm and eject my eyeballs).

Really wish people would stop wielding powerful words irresponsibly.

Yeah, maybe add “[Satire]” to the title because it reads too much like every other AI-bro press release lol.

Please upload the icon/baner to LW instead of from a 3rd party instance. This is the second recent time these have broken.

Maybe if they’d focus more on making them functional vehicles instead of smartphones on wheels, it would simplify that problem.