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cm0002

@ cm0002 @infosec.pub

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If you're wondering why I'm crossposting .ml content or for an account listing of accounts used for it, please see the bottom of this megathread

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    She only wanted the ring bros

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  • Well atp, it's just genetics and hormones, which isn't really her fault either lol

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    Solus 4.9 Released

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  • Oop put in the wrong comm, deleting

  • United States | News & Politics @midwest.social
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    A Redditor Criticized ICE. Trump Is Trying to Unmask Them by Dragging the Company to a Secret Grand Jury.

    theintercept.com /2026/04/10/reddit-ice-protest-grand-jury/

  • Fuck Github, Microsoft has made it impossible to create an account without linking to hardware or phones

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  • I've been fighting with the image proxying for days now, I just gave up on this post since the meat and potatoes is the text post itself

  • Rule

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  • Projection, MAGAts and Drumpy.

    Name a more iconic trio

  • To yoink is to be human. You weren't using that part of your soul anyways

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  • D:

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    Permanently Deleted

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  • I don't even want to open it and see how depressing the US is ranked :(

  • !trendingcommunities@lemmy.cafe - Trending Communities Bot 2 - The spiritual successor

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  • Np! Thanks!

  • It's janky AF

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  • Yea I know there are certainly tangible benefits like privacy, censorship bypass, caching etc

    But the crux of the issue

    using ffmpeg in the background to recompile the image which will crash and burn it the image has even the slightest issue/corruption.

    Does it really need to do all that? IMO it's a proxy and it should just proxy things, not mess with things. Some basic checks at the most to just verify the image is an image and reject non-images, but that's it. If there's a need to also manipulate images then it should be handled separately

  • Trump Iranian missile claim unsupported by U.S. intelligence, say sources

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  • I loathe the image proxy -_- I had to strip the proxy part out of the link and open your instance URL in the browser just to see the gif because the image proxy fucked up again

    Worth though it was a fitting gif lmao

  • The new starters of Pokemon Winds / Waves

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  • It's a Pomeranians final form after all LMAO

  • postmarketOS updates their AI policy to forbid using or promoting generative AI

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  • Honestly, if you are actually using AI to supplement and not just write all your code nobody would be able to tell anyways sooo that just makes the don't policy even better lol

  • Just a Coincidence I'm sure

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  • [Forensics Files theme song plays]

  • Kentucky Supreme Court Crushes Charter School Scheme To Drain Public Education Funding

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  • ...kentucky‽‽

    Well shit, rare W for Kentucky!

  • Better do it anyway, though 🤔

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  • Kinda sus bro

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    feeling cute

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  • Old‽ You look no older than 24 and cute!

  • It's janky AF

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  • It's janky AF

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  • It's a feature of Lemmy where your instance will proxy image links for you, it can be useful in some cases to do things like bypass regional censorships (If you can access your home instance from your country, but not instance lemmy.example.com your home instance can proxy the image from lemmy.example.com so you can still see it (text is handled by federation already, so no proxy required for just text)) or to cache images in case an instance goes down

    But it seems to be poorly implemented where it's end user experience is a pain at best, and the more aggressive it's set the more annoying it is.

    Take for example this instance I'm currently on, infosec.pub, they seem to have it set to aggressively replace all image links including in comments no matter what.

    So now my attempt to reply to this comment https://infosec.pub/comment/20590443 is utterly broken because the image service just doesn't like it despite me just wanting to link to the off-site gif link manually typing the markdown instead.

    This is what that gif looks like proxied:

    https://infosec.pub/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ibb.co%2F8gHKNsT1%2Fmichael-scott-why.gif

  • My odometer rolled to this just as I pulled into the driveway

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  • Color Game — How Well Can You Remember Colors?

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