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@infodoq@social.snorklr.com https://macaw.social/@april/1094124585 38686063

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@infodoq@social.snorklr.com https://macaw.social/@april/1094124585 38686063

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@headpunk what if you first saw the comment here?

https://macaw.social/@april/1094124015 01865504

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@headpunk what if you first saw the comment here?

https://macaw.social/@april/1094124015 01865504

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Since many people seem to not understand the problem, it's only when you are viewing a comment on _the website of someone else's instance_, like when following a link from Slack or Twitter. e.g. if you were to view the previous comment here:

https://macaw.social/@april/1094124015 01865504

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Since many people seem to not understand the problem, it's only when you are viewing a comment on _the website of someone else's instance_, like when following a link from Slack or Twitter. e.g. if you were to view the previous comment here:

https://macaw.social/@april/1094124015 01865504

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@JayJustice viewing those comments through your own instance or via a direct link on the instance of the original comment?

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@JayJustice viewing those comments through your own instance or via a direct link on the instance of the original comment?

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@knapjack if you're viewing a comment from your own instance it works fine.

if you were to go to here (like someone sent you a link):
https://macaw.social/@april/1094124015 01865504

You won't be able to reply without copy-pasting the link.

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@knapjack if you're viewing a comment from your own instance it works fine.

if you were to go to here (like someone sent you a link):
https://macaw.social/@april/1094124015 01865504

You won't be able to reply without copy-pasting the link.

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@frin@frinsocial.uk ooo it's close — I just asked the author if he can add comment replies to the feature set.

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@frin@frinsocial.uk ooo it's close — I just asked the author if he can add comment replies to the feature set.

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@bramus Any chance you could make this work for replying to comments as well? That would be amazing.

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@bramus Any chance you could make this work for replying to comments as well? That would be amazing.

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@CrowderSoup I think even just replacing the copy button with an href would probably do it? I'm not sure if you can pass it in as a GET parameter but maybe.

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@CrowderSoup I think even just replacing the copy button with an href would probably do it? I'm not sure if you can pass it in as a GET parameter but maybe.

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The fact that you can't comment to a post on a Mastodon instance without pasting it into the search bar of your home instance is ridiculously painful.

Has anybody built a WebExtension or bookmarklet to automatically redirect to your home instance when this happens? Pretty sure that's the only way to fix it what with the same-origin policy and all.

EDIT: See the follow-up comment for more clarification, if this doesn't make sense. 😅

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The fact that you can't comment to a post on a Mastodon instance without pasting it into the search bar of your home instance is ridiculously painful.

Has anybody built a WebExtension or bookmarklet to automatically redirect to your home instance when this happens? Pretty sure that's the only way to fix it what with the same-origin policy and all.

EDIT: See the follow-up comment for more clarification, if this doesn't make sense. 😅

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@tymwol no checkmarks alas, because the Unicode licensing costs were too high 😂

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@tymwol no checkmarks alas, because the Unicode licensing costs were too high 😂

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@isaacs yeah I needed something that would work on servers without Python or Node. If you have that then there are already other sweet clients out there.

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@isaacs yeah I needed something that would work on servers without Python or Node. If you have that then there are already other sweet clients out there.

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@tymwol pretty solid price considering how much I’ve spent on things like Apollo over the years.

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@tymwol pretty solid price considering how much I’ve spent on things like Apollo over the years.

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Finally paid the $4 to switch to the Toot! client on iOS and wow is it a huge improvement. You don’t realize how important that little things like confirmation of posting success are until you use a client without them.

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Finally paid the $4 to switch to the Toot! client on iOS and wow is it a huge improvement. You don’t realize how important that little things like confirmation of posting success are until you use a client without them.

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@isaacs I tried null characters, but those cause problems for all sorts of programs (especially when piping). It’s possible a longer string is the answer, but I tested this against a repo with millions of commits so it’s probably a very rare issue.

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@isaacs I tried null characters, but those cause problems for all sorts of programs (especially when piping). It’s possible a longer string is the answer, but I tested this against a repo with millions of commits so it’s probably a very rare issue.

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@isaacs it’s most a problem with quotation marks in the text of commit messages, but that’s definitely a problem too. :)

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@isaacs it’s most a problem with quotation marks in the text of commit messages, but that’s definitely a problem too. :)

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@SetOfJacks I’ve given up trying to convince my non-tech friends. The fact that you basically have to read an article to understand how to sign up means it’s never going to happen for most people.

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@SetOfJacks I’ve given up trying to convince my non-tech friends. The fact that you basically have to read an article to understand how to sign up means it’s never going to happen for most people.

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@malwareunicorn they also don’t ship you the original media, you need something like this to grab it:

https://github.com/timhutton/twitter-a rchive-parser

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@malwareunicorn they also don’t ship you the original media, you need something like this to grab it:

https://github.com/timhutton/twitter-a rchive-parser

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@subbak I have CubeApril and LewdApril on Hive, which isn’t bad. But I got more followers on Hive in an hour than days of posting Mastodon links on my non-tech accounts.

It doesn’t help that there’s not a great way to mark an individual post as NSFW (aside from CW’s) and concerns that said NSFW posts would cause other instances to defederate.

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@subbak I have CubeApril and LewdApril on Hive, which isn’t bad. But I got more followers on Hive in an hour than days of posting Mastodon links on my non-tech accounts.

It doesn’t help that there’s not a great way to mark an individual post as NSFW (aside from CW’s) and concerns that said NSFW posts would cause other instances to defederate.

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@igb wish that more languages went for expansive standard libraries. YAML parsing not being built into Python is a great example, like cmon people.

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@igb wish that more languages went for expansive standard libraries. YAML parsing not being built into Python is a great example, like cmon people.

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@mekkaokereke @evan @markallerton @ks just out of curiosity is that number from experience or research? not doubting you, I am genuinely looking for good academic papers on the topic. 😅

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@mekkaokereke @evan @markallerton @ks just out of curiosity is that number from experience or research? not doubting you, I am genuinely looking for good academic papers on the topic. 😅