Well, I think the best source is likely to be this GitHub, description has a recommended settings thing:
TOTK-Mods-collection
you wouldn't even relly need to find one consistent way, just identify the way servers do it, and have a list of supported methods.
let's say there are implenetations a,b,c, and d
if let's say google supported b,c and d, and apple b, and hotmal c and d, only hotmail-apple traffic would be unencrypted as they can't agree on a common method.
pretty sure that's how TLS (i.e. https) works.
I mean, it's not like theres really anything stopping the big providers to implement PGP on top of Email.
They just don't, because users don't care. So you have to do it yourself, in a plugin or whatever.
Still works, just more cumbersome, but I wouldn't blame the protocol... at all.
yeah, it just started showing up, pretty sure.
but porninfifteenseconds@lemmynsfw.com still doesn't show up (at this point)
and https://lemmy.ml/c/porninfifteenseconds@lemmynsfw.com doesn't (yet) work.
But I guess it's a time thing then? takes a bit to sync, especially under current loads
but your main community !lemmynsfw@lemmynsfw.com does show up when you search for nsfw
https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmynsfw@lemmynsfw.com works as well.
so your instance would have to be on the allowlist, but do you have to allow communities as well?
Why don't communities show up on lemmy?
!porn@lemmynsfw.com for example can't be found if I search for the community porn under all.
https://lemmy.ml/c/porn@lemmynsfw.comdoesn't exist either, but shouldn't it?
Is it a federation thing? does lemmy.ml not federate with lemmynsfw?
Is it too new to show up still?
what is the catch there?
TheYang
joined 1 year ago
well it feels like Prusa doesn't like to give too much information until they sell the product.
with them open sourcing the designs, it kinda makes sense that they'd want to keep as much headstart as possible