Nice! I hadn’t considered using the tor proxy for other streams … now it seems super obvious :smiling face:
Is there a way to listen to onion routed streams in vlc or mpv? Listening in my browser is funky :)
This book is one I just keep coming back to. Especially in the technology/startup world where no one ever has enough time. The last thing your manager wants is you asking them what to work on next. Have a list of priorities in your own head, tell them what you’re working on, and they’ll let you know if your going the right or wrong way. Genius.
I kind of love this idea. There already is cosmic.voyage for a specific story jumping off point, but the posts are really free-form and not currated in any way, so the overall narrative ends up jumbled.
Something with a little more structure and using something like writefreely.org would be neat. I’d be interested.
Sweet. Thank you. Maybe I’ll dig into the code a bit and see if I can close some issues. I’m a python dev by day, but I love rust and am trying to get better.
It’s a personal instance which I’m hoping to use to keep track of links along with using the account to participate around federated lemmy instances. Perhaps that’s not the best use case of a new instance at this point in Lemmy’s federation progress?
So I setup my own lemmy homeserver and hope to be able to federate with lemmy.ml as well (see top post :) ) … but I am hosting in a FreeBSD jail with Caddy doing my reverse proxy instead of nginx.
The curl command above does not work on my instance either:
curl -H "Accept: application/activity+json" https://lemmy.unbl.ink/u/secstate
The problem however, is that Caddy is passing any requests with the JSON activity stream header to the proper port in the jail (8536) and the response is empty.
The same happens if I run curl against the jail IP from within the network, so either the response is supposed to be empty, or there’s something wrong with the lemmy_server binaries’ actual response to that header.
Any help would be appreciated! Love the idea of Lemmy + federation :grinning face with smiling eyes:
Okay, SSL error fixed … upstream proxy is still messing up the JSON activitystream response. I’m not totally sure how to fix that. But I’m running in a FreeBSD jail, so I’m kinda on my own. Will do up a post on getting it working when I’m done.
yeah, right after I got it working I realized I hadn’t configured Caddy correctly to handle json requests and in trying to fix it blew everything up. Working to fix it :)
Probably would help to know Rust too :smiling face:
Bump on this? 😃