• seriouslyJK@monyet.cc
    1·
    1 year ago

    Excited to see my bro next week XD has been a while since 4 of us having a meal together and sharing stupid stuffs with each other hahahahahah

  • jellodi@monyet.ccM
    1·
    1 year ago

    iOS app soon pls, I miss DT and I don’t wanna use Reddit for at least another month >:(

  • cendawanita@monyet.cc
    1·
    1 year ago

    Q to the techies: would link clickthroughs from instances and just fedi in general be recognizable to the web admin of the news sites (for example)? Just thinking how soon before news and public sites notice (esp with twt being on fire, reddit being on its way too, and fb/ig being unnavigable) fedi visits and actually start reorienting themselves.

    (It’s so embarassing - I can find Indonesian media, Singaporean media and journalists, Filipino tak payah cakaplah - even their institutions and unis are coming onboard, even Thai news and public sector content in English! But Malaysia… KWSP or khazanah got stock in twitter or what?)

    • zen@monyet.cc
      2·
      1 year ago

      you’re probably thinking of the “referer” http header.

      it’s certainly possible that the admins of news sites could be tracking that, but monyet.cc sets a “referer-policy” of “same-origin”, which as far as I know prevents that from leaking to other sites.

      kbin.social, on the other hand, doesn’t seem set this policy (but I just looked at the front page, and didn’t investigate further).

      • cendawanita@monyet.cc
        1·
        1 year ago

        Ooo interesting! this is where you can see I’m so outdated - is this the same stuff that used to inform blog pingbacks? Or just about anything in a google site kit dashboard that tracks source of the referral?

        • zen@monyet.cc
          2·
          1 year ago

          pingbacks use a different technology, see the “notification medium” row of the table in this wikipedia page.

          as for google site kit, I’m afraid I’m not familiar with that, based on what I could find by googling, I think the answer may be yes (at least, it may be one of the methods used), but you would need someone more familiar with site kit to answer that conclusively.

  • chinapotatogg@monyet.cc
    0·
    1 year ago

    Is it just me or that the quality of comments on r/Malaysia are getting worst? Actually reddit as a whole is getting shittier by day for me.

          • |💀|@lemmy.aerir.xyz
            0·
            1 year ago

            Ye I wanted to try and see how it works, running on a spare Rpi4

            this is my display name - |💀| in my instance

            • zen@monyet.cc
              0·
              1 year ago

              that’s interesting, are you using ansible/docker (is docker available for rpi?) to run lemmy like what monyet.cc does?

              • |💀|@lemmy.aerir.xyz
                0·
                1 year ago

                I’m using docker, don’t see why ansible wouldn’t work either. You have to install official docker separately into Raspbian.

                Yunohost is another option but I think they are using older Lemmy version

                • zen@monyet.cc
                  1·
                  1 year ago

                  thanks for letting me know. I looked on lemmy’s docker hub page, but the latest arm build I could find is one of 0.17.3, does this mean you compiled lemmy from source on your rpi4?

  • lemmyin@monyet.cc
    0·
    1 year ago

    I thought to myself “maybe once my reddit app dies I’ll have a looksie at twitter for personalized news” and now twitter is throwing a hissy fit too

    I have no idea where to go now, I’m still not sure how this site works

    • 25thSkye@monyet.cc
      1·
      1 year ago

      I’d recommend using an app (I’m using wefwef), and adding the servers you want on here. I added lemmy.world, kbin.social and ofc monyet.cc.

  • sabaku_no_gaara@monyet.cc
    0·
    1 year ago

    Hey guys, I just made an account here after hearing that making an account on the lemmy instance nearer your location would improve loading times. It is true loading speeds are great but I am seeing only few of the communities from other instances. For example I can’t find the [email protected] over here on monyet.cc Why is that so?

    • Annoyed_🦀 @monyet.cc
      1·
      1 year ago

      The federation is quite wonky so you ought to try typing the whole url in the search bar, and try it a few times. First time i do this i tried searching for woodworking on lemmy world, have to try refreshing a few times before it connect.

      Iirc someone mentioned that they have to copy the other instance into this server so you could visit it, maybe that’s the reason it couldn’t connect because it hasn’t done copying yet. But once you done so, other people will have easier time visiting that community.

        • sabaku_no_gaara@monyet.cc
          1·
          1 year ago

          yeah yesteday when I posted this comment I couldn’t find it but now I do. Btw, are there any plans of upgrading money.cc to new lemmy version? I really like the new top sorting features of the new update and wish we have it here!

          • zen@monyet.cc
            2·
            1 year ago

            there was a short discussion about the upgrade over here, and based on dcx’s response the admins are planning to upgrade.

            what’s not decided yet is whether monyet.cc will wait for lemmy 0.18.1 to be officially released, or jump onto a release candidate like what lemmy.world and quite a number of other instances have done.

    • zen@monyet.cc
      1·
      1 year ago

      when searching for communities, watch out for the couldnt_find_object error, that can mean you’ve got the url syntax wrong, usually (also the error doesn’t appear every time, and I’ve only seen it in the browser not apps, but when it does you should double check the url)