Mastodon pode ganhar operador para pesquisar quote toots

Caso aprovada, a atualização proposta hoje vai adicionar um operador chamado has:quotes para pesquisar quoots, aqueles toots citados (quote toots).

:github: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/36217

Para conhecer os operadores atuais:

:neocat_magnify: https://info.bolha.one/infra/busca/#operadores-de-pesquisa

ℹ️ É preciso ter o ElasticSearch/OpenSearch na instância para usar esses operadores após a geração do índice.

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#FediAdminBR

Fucking Italians making up fake words. Who invited them? Not me.

From A Villainess Who Refuses to Break Off Her Engagement (and other short comics) by Amazaki Suika

As the announcements for the contest's next edition in Vienna are rolling out, the future is not looking good...

0:00 - The make-or-break year?

1:27 - Boycott pressure

6:40 - Muting the audience

9:24 - No critics allowed

14:28 - Audience protests

17:26 - Spanish commentators threatened

21:04 - Israel's astroturfing campaign

24:27 - Streaming vs. televote success

26:08 - Spoofing the voting app

29:26 - Why vote for Israel?

32:51 - Make-or-break: the answer

I ate him

I suggest adding embedding Mastodon/ Akomma/ Misskey support as it will highly improve the experience of adding posts from there instead of taking screenshots of microblogs.

The way it would work is you add format to support including microblogs, so in clients there would be a button where you you paste the link and it would fetch the text and the details.

OGNUNO HA LA SUA CROCE (CON LE ROTELLE)

@news
Non voglio chiedere come all’assassino di Charlie Kirk sia bastato un solo proiettile per colpire in modo letale da 200 metri di distanza...
L'articolo OGNUNO HA LA SUA CROCE (CON LE ROTELLE) proviene da GIANO NEWS.

#EDITORIALI

Still, the bandwidth is awful for the price. I can switch to a way faster plan with another provider (plus a VPN) for a smaller price. Which $10 VPN with open ports would you recommend?

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/37869574

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Is Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) and/or Memory Integrity Encforcement (MIE) one of the requisite features for GrapheneOS?

The recent moves from Google that look like Android will become more of a "closed garden", and it might affect the furure of privacy ROMs.

I'm not sure if thats the same reason for this, but GrapheneOS have stated that they are working on a phone from another Android OEM. I have no idea if apple's chips allow exclusively ios or linux-like os on the system, but how feasable is it that they might consider Apple (given if the inclusion of MIE & MTE makes iPhones more compatible with gOS) in the future?

Hi there, looking for a KVM for my home server to fix it remotely when having an important issue
because wel... My home server isn't at MY home but at my mother's home

I was looking at nanoKVM-USB which I would plug to a raspberry pi, enabling and disabling the remote app according to my need to avoid unnecessary security issues, maybe even unplug it and ask my mother to plug it when needed, what do you think of such a solution ?

Thanks !

cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/post/1288762

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/42733874

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Students from China comprise one of Canada’s largest international student populations—nearly 15 percent of the University of Toronto’s total student population in 2024. The majority aren’t leading anti-government marches in the street, or hatching plans to harm their classmates in group chats. But as a result of overseas surveillance and intimidation by the Chinese government, an atmosphere of fear and repression looms over the community at large, chilling free and open discourse. It’s led to a conflict within this community, left largely unaddressed by school authorities, that threatens one of the core values of a university in a free society.

“I think the CCP has created an environment where students are too scared or uncomfortable to talk about politics at all,” [one Chinese student in Canada] says.

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For decades, members of the Chinese diaspora worldwide have been subjected to the phenomenon of “transnational repression.” This term broadly describes “efforts by states to use coercion to silence critics in their diasporas,” according to Emile Dirks, a senior research associate at the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab, who specializes in Chinese politics and state repression.

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