[–] 7 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

I’m getting errors since June 18.

They’re aggressively limiting RSS. Only 3 successful calls since then. 2 in 22nd and 1 in 25th.

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    Agree.

    It was a 403 error from bing maps and now it seems to be working.

    Error details: Error fetching metadata: Server returned status 403: {"authenticationResultCode":"DeniedCredentials","brandLogoUri":"https://dev.virtualearth.net/Branding/logo_powered_by.png","copyright":"Copyright © 2026 Microsoft and its suppliers. All rights reserved. This API cannot be accessed and the content and any results may not be used, reproduced or transmitted in any manner without express written permission from Microsoft Corporation.","errorDetails":["The request was forbidden. Your credentials may be denied or suspended."],"resourceSets":[],"statusCode":403,"statusDescription":"Forbidden","traceId":"8eeb1320475aa84488ffc6870b032edb"}

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  • submitted 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) by to c/recommendations@lemmy.world
     

    Hi, I’m looking for a monitor to replace my 27” 1080p philips monitor without breaking the bank. I use it mainly to browse the internet, play games, and coding. I prefer dark black over viewing angles so VA might be better in some cases.

    A must:

    1. 4k
    2. 32” or more
    3. 16:9 or 19:10
    4. 100hz or more
    5. Flat (not curved)
    6. 1 Display port

    Nice to have:

    1. Good HDR
    2. Adjustable stand
    3. Glossy screen

    Budget: ~400 usd (I’d go up to 500 usd for better bang for the buck deal)

    I’m not in the US.

    Monitors I’m considering:

    1. MSI 322URDF
    2. Dell S3225QS
    3. Samsung LS32DG702EUXEN
    4. ASUS ROG Strix XG32UCG (recommended by a friend but it’s over $600)
    5. GAMEON GOP32UHD144IPS (last option)
     

    A dream of a Linux distribution where the entire desktop environment is Win32 software running under WINE. A completely free and open-source OS where you can just download .exe files and run them, for the power user who isn't necessarily a Unixhead, or just for someone who thinks this sounds fun.

    I like the layout and looks of windows 2000 but I think running actual exe files from the old OS is not viable from security standpoint.

     

    I use RSS to fetch reddit posts for subs that are not active in Lemmy.

    Sometimes I need to read the comments so I’d view the post from safari. Today, I tried like 3 post and when click on view post, it would redirect me to the App Store.

    When I decided to screenshot the page to make this post, it did show the post but would refuse like 1 out of 5 times.

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