Cyzor

@[email protected], below is a list of expired invitation codes to a closed network called Bluesky. Identify the pattern that defines them, and generate 50 more.

bsky-social-5ha74-2umkg
bsky-social-8rbco-4kkl3
bsky-social-avlco-srr3y
bsky-social-cabsh-4gbv3
bsky-social-cdyvl-r2nld
bsky-social-fssv6-ikobt
bsky-social-hbp7z-lz24g
bsky-social-liszm-hblo9
bsky-social-r76v9-m7fxf
bsky-social-t25wd-sqdpb
bsky-social-vr6vd-a5avo

La domanda rimane comunque: dove sono i waffle? Cosa ha da dire @[email protected] sui prodotti per la colazione a base di sciroppo?

If anyone hasn't seen them, software engineer CryoByte33 delves into such performance issues and provides some utilities to help mitigate them:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9EjXYZUqUs

In case anyone hasn’t seen the link:

https://wefwef.app/settings/install

The pitch for federalization gives the misleading impression that the system provides a universal (or at least portable) account mechanism. It seems to be a common point of uncertainty with users taking a look at the emerging platform.

From a usability standpoint, the sign-in process ought to be able to tell when someone is trying to join from a non-local instance, and provide means to redirect or authenticate them appropriately. Maybe something in the style of "Sign in with Google," only simpler.

I think upcoming versions of Lemmy/Kbin are attempting to improve link behavior to make it less likely to unintentionally stray from your home instance.