Oh, well I only got one copy each of your Subscribe / Unsubscribe / Subscribe actions, so that's good! Many thanks.
I've turned logging back on, so I'll let you know once someone from lemmy.ca interacts with [email protected]
Flippin' eck. Seeing a familiar Lemmy post on there, clicking it and seeing the whole thing render instantly was a bit of a shock after getting used to Lemmy's more pedestrian loading of stuff.
Thanks. This seems a likely answer - running 1,2 or 3 containers would explain the differences across instances. I hope it can be resolved though.
In much the same way that I can't see "Do you wish to process [Y/N]" without thinking of "You bet your ass I wish to proceed" from Die Hard, I can't see "PC Load Letter" without thinking "PC Load Letter? What the fuck does that mean?" (even though I sort-of know what it means)
Regarding the 'Unresolved questions' part, the ActivityPub activity for Reports is:
{
"actor": "http://ds9.lemmy.ml/u/lemmy_alpha",
"to": ["http://enterprise.lemmy.ml/c/main"],
"audience": "http://enterprise.lemmy.ml/u/main",
"object": "http://enterprise.lemmy.ml/post/7",
"summary": "report this post",
"type": "Flag",
"id": "http://ds9.lemmy.ml/activities/flag/98b0933f-5e45-4a95-a15f-e0dc86361ba4"
}
From this page. I imagine it's up to lemmy where this actually gets sent (in the sense that if a community has 1 moderator, it goes to 1 inbox, but if it has 2 moderators, it goes to 2 inboxes).
Just thought I'd check it wasn't due to something at my end, so I send a Like to a community on a test instance (where I can use ngrok's Inspect utility to see the incoming traffic):
It's a bit blurry, but hopefully it's visible that they're exactly the same
I think that's just a fun title. I searched for London, UK when it was set for 750 million years ago and it said something about the land not being there for it yet. As advised, I changed to a more 'recent' year and it came up.
Can confirm. Just looked at Boost and there they all are. Pretty neat. (Boost is the only app I've seen that notifies you of comments too)
Just watched 12 Monkeys (1996), and it's a little uncomfortable seeing Bruce Willis portray a character struggling mentally, know of his real-life problems with frontotemporal dementia. It's not the time of year yet, but I'm wondering if my enjoyment of Die Hard will be reduced, since the hearing loss he suffered on that film may have been a contributing factor.
The Crow (1994) - on which Brandon Lee died, and Rust (upcoming) - on which Halyna Hutchins died - aren't films I'd normally watch anyway, so I don't know how the deaths would have affected my decision to watch them. Conversely, Kevin Spacey is in a lot of films I like, but it's a bit queasy seeing his performances, with the suspicion that we all now know why he's so good at portraying creeps.
So do you just try to enjoy a film as a film, or does real-life events ever stop you re-watching them?
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Is there a more deadening phrase in all of British Telly than "co-starring his mum"
(self.britishtelly)
If you've ever wondered about the idea of "Witches vs. The Patriarchy", this book is written in that sub-genre of Gothic Fiction. Set during a time when an embodiment of the patriarchy could literally just show up and take your house, it depicts the acts of apotropaic magic and more 'witchy' defences the women resort to.
Bonus: it's only a novella, so it's an enjoyable, breezy read.
Compared to now, when Videodrome (1983) has just popped up on the 'VPN Channel' - should be an easier, if no less surreal, experience to watch tonight.
If you're not familiar with this particular Cronenberg release, it's the one with all the visual imagery of how bodily orifices that you stick things in are a bit like vaginas, yeah? That should narrow it down.
Pic is from Alita: Battle Angel. I thought it was a well-chosen moment, in a strange, otherworldly film to suddenly drop this, and left me feeling hyped up for the good guys.
Hi Admin,
Turns out this was being worked on by lemmy.ca at the same time I was noticing it - they were sending everything 3 times because they're running 3 containers, so maybe you're running 2?
It's fixed for them now, as discussed here