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I use Pixel with GrapheneOS as my phone, and I just have a separate profile that only has WhatsApp installed and nothing else. It's not running in background, so it's disabled all the time, and since the profiles are completely separated, it doesn't have access to anything else I do on the phone. When the bridge asks me to log in again or refresh a session, I simply switch to the second profile for a minute and re-log in. I've heard iIt might be possible to set up an emulator and leave it running on the server, but that felt like too much effort.

@eeeee NodeBB can technically send mail straight out of the box, although that's obviously not going to be really good deliverability-wise because your IP is unknown (or worse) and you're not sending any authentication-style headers, both of which are baseline assumptions that need to be met otherwise your emails just end up in the spam bin. We use the SendGrid plugin here, with its generous free tier. NodeBB doesn't send too many emails, so that should be ok to get started.

@[email protected] something of an alignment would look nice, yeah.

@[email protected] same shortcoming as finding the category for following, the handle isn't exposed. Also not all categories federate so whatever solution we adopt has to also communicate if a category is local only to the instance. @freamon

@julian Awesome, thanks. Hopefully Announce / Update isn't similarly afflicted! (I realise that activity is the source of its own Issue, so I haven't seen any yet).

Most other people won't realize it either, I don't think. I've just been clicking on everything with abandon and stumbled across it.

@julian FEP-171b has its own way to backfill, also via context, but it is a collection of activities (such as Create).I am currently trying to figure out how to make Containers compatible with NodeBB and others.

@activitypub Seems like there is already a recent bug filed for the PeerTube issue: https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/13120

@julian Upgrading to 4.02 tonight. Let's see how it federates. Congrats and thank you for your work.

@johnonolan @julian @matt @pfefferle more than meets the eye

@karsten13 nice. Off topic but you can add mb-3 class to your header widget so it is not so close to your title. <div class="well mb-3" style="border:1px solid lightgrey">...</div> [image: 1738606765825-e0736a31-8b8c-4b7e-bc4b-4662e3f14f2f-image.png]

I don't think there is any documentation for it, if you want you can look at the client side code we have to make requests using a csrf_token, or our tests in the nodebb tests folder.

@eeeee I believe LemmyBB was a proof-of-concept, to show that Lemmy as it existed back then was able to be represented in the front-end as a tradtional forum. But also, nutomic (who may have made LemmyBB? not sure.) is a busy person who has a day job and doesn't work on lemmy full-time

Thank you @julian for your answer Indeed, I already use the badge system but I would like to display it a little better with a medal or a trophy on the user's profile page and that can be personalized and customizable easily via the ACP and that the reward can also be added manually easily by an administrator via the ACP or other without having to resort to the customization plugin which poses a problem during updates and upgrades. After research, I found plugins that would correspond more to what I am looking for: https://github.com/toxuin/nodebb-plugin-trophies https://github.com/NicolasSiver/nodebb-plugin-ns-awards A kind of mix of the two in short

Cool! I was starting to suspect as much, but couldn't discount that I just missed a toggle somewhere.

Thanks Julian!

@[email protected] Yep! Still this link. Just note there's no settings panel (all just in the plug-in init function), and you'll have to git clone and npm link it to test, since its not ready for the usual method yet https://github.com/Arachnibot/nodebb-tag-to-category/tree/dev

@julian @darius @j12t @NGIZero happy to see you all in person

Ok but Linux-libre does not solve the security risk. It just makes hardware not work. You might as well say that any kernel module is a security risk (be it Free or proprietary) and it's better to turn it off. Also unlike the blobs which "can cause risks", Linux-libre causes risks. It removes proprietary microcode updates. So the outdated (also proprietary) microcode installed on your computer leaves you vulnerable to things like Spectre. This is potentially not an issue if OP uses ARM for example but using Linux-libre for security reasons is a really bad joke.