[–] 4 points 1 month ago

I just went through this same deal on LinkedIn, only I told the "recruiter" I'd need to verify with the company this is standard practice (which I did, I emailed corporate). The account vanished within a few hours of me sending that msg. Same as the article, I reported the repo to GitHub and as far as I can tell the organization and accounts associated with it are still online.

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    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/42828264

    I've recently made some updates to the ActivityPub Relay I maintain. This includes a regularly updated list of connected instances for monitoring their status and having an easy way to refer to instances for inquiry. I've also added a relay policy which states instances will be banned for featuring bigoted content or having poor admin/uptime.

    I definitely have room for some more Mastodon, Misskey, and Pleroma instances.

    The relay server itself is located in the east coast of the United States, but open to all regions.

    ActivityPub Relay, US East: https://circlewithadot.net/services/aprelay.html

    Follow on Mastodon for relay status updates and info: https://mastodon.circlewithadot.net/@cwad

     

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/42828264

    I've recently made some updates to the ActivityPub Relay I maintain. This includes a regularly updated list of connected instances for monitoring their status and having an easy way to refer to instances for inquiry. I've also added a relay policy which states instances will be banned for featuring bigoted content or having poor admin/uptime.

    I definitely have room for some more Mastodon, Misskey, and Pleroma instances.

    The relay server itself is located in the east coast of the United States, but open to all regions.

    ActivityPub Relay, US East: https://circlewithadot.net/services/aprelay.html

    Follow on Mastodon for relay status updates and info: https://mastodon.circlewithadot.net/@cwad

     

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/42828264

    I've recently made some updates to the ActivityPub Relay I maintain. This includes a regularly updated list of connected instances for monitoring their status and having an easy way to refer to instances for inquiry. I've also added a relay policy which states instances will be banned for featuring bigoted content or having poor admin/uptime.

    I definitely have room for some more Mastodon, Misskey, and Pleroma instances.

    The relay server itself is located in the east coast of the United States, but open to all regions.

    ActivityPub Relay, US East: https://circlewithadot.net/services/aprelay.html

    Follow on Mastodon for relay status updates and info: https://mastodon.circlewithadot.net/@cwad

     

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/42828264

    I've recently made some updates to the ActivityPub Relay I maintain. This includes a regularly updated list of connected instances for monitoring their status and having an easy way to refer to instances for inquiry. I've also added a relay policy which states instances will be banned for featuring bigoted content or having poor admin/uptime.

    I definitely have room for some more Mastodon, Misskey, and Pleroma instances.

    The relay server itself is located in the east coast of the United States, but open to all regions.

    ActivityPub Relay, US East: https://circlewithadot.net/services/aprelay.html

    Follow on Mastodon for relay status updates and info: https://mastodon.circlewithadot.net/@cwad

     

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/42828264

    I've recently made some updates to the ActivityPub Relay I maintain. This includes a regularly updated list of connected instances for monitoring their status and having an easy way to refer to instances for inquiry. I've also added a relay policy which states instances will be banned for featuring bigoted content or having poor admin/uptime.

    I definitely have room for some more Mastodon, Misskey, and Pleroma instances.

    The relay server itself is located in the east coast of the United States, but open to all regions.

    ActivityPub Relay, US East: https://circlewithadot.net/services/aprelay.html

    Follow on Mastodon for relay status updates and info: https://mastodon.circlewithadot.net/@cwad

     

    I've recently made some updates to the ActivityPub Relay I maintain. This includes a regularly updated list of connected instances for monitoring their status and having an easy way to refer to instances for inquiry. I've also added a relay policy which states instances will be banned for featuring bigoted content or having poor admin/uptime.

    I definitely have room for some more Mastodon, Misskey, and Pleroma instances.

    The relay server itself is located in the east coast of the United States, but open to all regions.

    ActivityPub Relay, US East: https://circlewithadot.net/services/aprelay.html

    Follow on Mastodon for relay status updates and info: https://mastodon.circlewithadot.net/@cwad

    [–] 6 points 5 months ago

    It really depends on the situation. Hardware support is definitely better than it used to be and everything in linux is hackable regardless of distribution if needed, but the reason I haven't switched my main tower from Arch to Debian is that fear of requiring extra work for things like gaming and music production. If you're running the newest and latest hardware you might run into an issue depending on the kernel version being used, etc.,

    That being said, I use Debian every day on my thinkpad and love it. I have an interest in migrating away from Ubuntu Server and toward Debian for servers as well. I don't think I've ever heard it "not recommended", just similar caution expressed.

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  • [–] 1 point 9 months ago

    I had a phone call with my dad the other day helping him with his situation on his Win10 machine (his hardware doesnt support TPM) - and he was offered a free year of extended support. Was this not offered to all users?

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  • [–] 4 points 9 months ago (2 children)

    My first system was a ColecoVision, but Master System is really the first system I have vivid memories of from childhood. I think the Master System overall was my favorite part of being 4-6 years old - playing Shooting Gallery, Fantasy Zone, Ys, Missile Defense 3D (I think that was the name), etc., It also felt mysterious (?) to me because a.) I was the only kid I knew with one and b.) things like the hidden game (I forget the game exactly) that would come on if turned on the system with no cartridge inside.

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