I don't think oli-obk has any say in this as they stated the following:
Because this crate is owned by dtolnay and he may do with it as he wishes. My personal opinions on the topic are irrelevant.
I don't think oli-obk has any say in this as they stated the following:
Because this crate is owned by dtolnay and he may do with it as he wishes. My personal opinions on the topic are irrelevant.
On most, if not all, modern Android phones you can just unlock the bootloader from the dev menu. No rooting required.
Unless I'm missing something, I think you can clean it up and keep your static dispatch by turning the Driver struct into a trait:
You'd rename your struct Driver
to struct DriverImpl
, define a trait Driver
and for the implementation you'd use impl Driver for DriverImpl where etc...
Instance admins can limit the languages available to their users, they might not be fully aware how this setting impacts their multilingual users. I recommend you contact them to change this.
Is the remaining post you're seeing about long covid? Check your account language settings, that's the only post without a language assigned to it.
A difference in timezone settings could still be relevant in what causes the bug.
Is the time on your instance and on your PC at correctly? And is there a difference in timezones configured on your instance and pc? 60 minutes seems a bit too specific to not be timezone related.
Inside the admin settings there should be an input box named "blocked instances", just put the domain name of the instance you want to block in there.
Do you check if it's gone by going to that community's page? Because that'll redownload recent posts from the community. Keep in mind that it won't fetch anything more than that unless a local user subscribes to it.
Yes, the hostname of a docker container is the name you set in the docker-compose file. IIRC the port should be the internal port.
I'm surprised the docker guide still isn't fixed, the Ansible template got updated to use 2 nginx configs. Take a look at the second one: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ansible/main/templates/nginx_internal.conf
It splits traffic between the UI and the backend.
Still, who pays 419$ for an antivirus?