News posts on /c/Turkey are automatically made by a bot I wrote under my account.
Other instances can ban users; or even defederate with other instances based on their own discretion. This affects how these users can interact with their instance and only it.
A moderator on dubvee did ban your account from participating in any of the communities inside the instance named dubvee.
Cool script. Would reccomend getting data from RSS feeds as a start instead of hardcoding your news; as that’s what I did on my account bot that posts crucial news to !turkey@lemmy.ml
I think whatever the Mastodon class is, you’ll need some sort of pre-installing library to use it and import it, and import json too.
Also this is a technology news channel; this post would be more helpful in a programming related community.
After the Borderlands 3 incident, not surprising.
Turkish Government’s typical approach to dealing with sites is “demand the site to comply with whatever excuse they got, if they don’t deal with it fast, block the site entirely.”. For IG they blamed censorship on posts involving the hamas leader’s death and on roblox they blame the child abuse concerns.
IG already claims to have resolved this situation (update: and they’re appearently getting unblocked really soon), and roblox claim is fucking hypocritical considering they defended the higher ups in the ensar foundation rape scandal and blamed it all onto a single person. Catch your fucking local predators before going after online predators.
Unless it’s DRM Free, there’s no way I’m buying a manga digitally. I have a bookshelf filled with manga and some even has localised stuff to my language; I can give any of them to a friend if I want to. I can’t do that with any copy with DRM.
People already pirate the fuck out of this medium already; it’s tons more easier hosting a few images compared to other media format like videos and music; there’s nothing to lose with selling DRM free copies. I don’t get why they bother with it.
One more added to the list of idiotic site blocks applied just out of a whim by the government.
Considering AMD has also paused its release of 9th gen Ryzen just before its release date; I wonder if this issue is caused by TSMC.
You cannot migrate all devices running Windows to Linux easily, if your machine contains all sorts of software that was designed to run on it as is. That would be a really poor decision.
Your staff knows what software stack you’ve built should work where and how, and this includes Windows. Swapping it with another operating system will complicate things way more than what they’re dealing with, and no one will want to deal with that.
A driver failure, yeesh. It always sucks to deal with it.
Hopefully more governments will follow this. At the very least, the taxpayer should have the right for whatever software’s source code that it funds development.
Not to mention John Backflip; the alleged first person to do a backflip still exists
The root cause issue could be power plants used to supply energy to the datacenters running the computers (there are many things a power plant can do to harm its environment), or if we consider electromagnetic hypersensitivity not being a pseudoscientific term but an actual thing; electromagnetic waves coming from all the computers at the same time in a concentrated space could have triggered this whole ordeal.
I can’t really think of any other possibilities, and I highly believe first one is the case.
Edit: appearently if was noise whoops
If Epic supports the whole Unreal Engine pricing rate in iOS thats a really big thing.
Apple has a history of stealing features from Jailbreak community, it wouldn’t surprise me a bit if they did the same to existing apps.
GitHub sucks with private repositories anyways. If any company needs a sizable source control utility, just hosting their own GitLab instance will be way cheaper and safer than entrusting it to Microsoft and paying an unnecessary enterprise rate to GitHub.
I don’t get the point of all these disposable email filters. It’s not hard to buy a new domain and set up a wildcard email server.
You can disable your router’s wireless networking (or hide its SSID if you want to use wireless networking). It won’t be an issue if you use either way. Since your dorm told you that you could use a router; these terms wont matter.