Die4Ever

You could just use [email protected]

I know it's a bot driven community but somehow they actually pulled it off. Lemmy users are actually leaving comments and voting over there.

There's also [email protected] but it seems like a less active version of the same thing

On Reddit we had r/hardware which was great for this

Here we have [email protected] but I haven't checked it out much yet

submitting issues to their Github is definitely the preferred way and you can put thumbs up reactions to vote for them

otherwise [email protected] seems to be the place

He could also blow out a candle from several yards away.

How the fuck? With his anus...? Several yards away sounds like quite a distance, I'm not sure I could blow out a candle that far away with my mouth lol

I would replace the 2nd comma with a colon

No, Okta: senior management, not an errant employee, caused you to get hacked

https://xkcd.com/605/

oh btw 3rd party apps aren't working with 0.19.0 yet, because of changes to the authentication API

Well now you can use :0.19.0-rc.5 :)

it's in alpha currently, but you could still run it

I think you might have to use the :dev tag to get this update, a bit risky to stay on that tag though, maybe wait for the next docker image of an alpha release

in v0.19.0 Lemmy will automatically delete entries over 7 days old

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4113

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/commit/cb01427dcff14b3d88e30220695fc97978786a9a

currently it waits 3 months before deleting

yes you're right, also that config flag was renamed to cache_external_link_previews

in v0.19.0 you could try disabling pictrs caching https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/commit/1d23df37d86cc5cb6d7d9efaaf4360ecc9a9796f

    cache_external_link_previews: false

I don't think that will clear the existing cache though