When did the "Circle of Trust" get broken? When did we stop being "The Good guys"? Remember when we all got into FOSS? And it was all about Trust? I see so many FOSS hacking stories these days. linuxsecurity.com/features/fea…
Some arsehole around Qianhai lake, Bejing, China is trying to ssh in. remote addr = 139.155.20.41 s client addr = 139.155.20.41 client latitude = 39.9288 client longitude = 116.3889
There's one positive thing to come out of COVID. All the delivery drivers are now equal if not better than London Black Cab drivers and their "Knowledge" because of the number of parcels arriving at #castlecannon daily. I suspect drivers only have to see the surname and respond: "I know where that is!"
Visa is continuing to embrace cryptocurrency. It's running a pilot in which transactions on the network can be settled with USD Coin (USDC). engadget.com/visa-cryptocurren… $Hive #cryptocurrencie
Do we see the beginning of the end for The Free Software Foundation (FSF)? zdnet.com/article/free-softwar… How many out there know/knew of it, but that was about it? If that's the case, how relevant is it? #fsf #rms
Fook me! Iphone 12 has magnets in it so that things stick to it. I await memes of people with coke cans stuck to their hand while calling nobody really important.
It's amazing that the USA flies their flag everywhere and homeowners festoon their porches and front lawns with the American flag, and yet when the UK tries to encourage people to do it suddenly, we're all Fascists! This is exactly the same mentality that allowed the English flag to be associated with EDL, thus making everyone far too scared to fly it unless it's World Cup day.
Same in Spain, here is worse because it's really used by the fascist dictator ideological sons. And is mainly used by politicians to hide real problems.
These are the same people that slag the police off calling them Fascists etc and then the minute they have a break-in or in danger, the first people they ring are the police.
Other people may have two or three accounts but not us. A practice that we thought had died with identi.ca is alive and well on the Federation. #cliques #StillPissedOff
So the #friendica Twitter addon is definitely connected to my Twitter account. I had the pin authorisation and the addon sees the information from my Twitter account, however, it's not crossposting to Twitter and also there is no Twitter select option in the send field of Friendica.
Well, apart from the fact that: Enabling SSL kills the site. It moans "table_open_cache too low (400)" when it's actually set to 2000 #Friendica is back
@Peter Cannon not sure what you mean, but as said great support can be found in !Friendica Support, about the SSL, there is nothing special about that for Friendica, so just find some nice description on how to set it up for you system and webserver. There is so many unkowns that it is hard to support, you need to find some description that comes close to your setup.
@Peter Cannon say sorry, we're all human, frustration is understandable, but should not overcome you when looking for help. I think you should just write a post in the same group and write this and that you're sorry. Pretty easy I think, as you already realized you fault.
Friendica does really require a reasonably well tuned database to function speedily, but https verses http really should not have any bearing on that. Suggest using the latest mariadb and follow instructions on their site for tuning. My database previously maxed out at 400 TPS, now it can handle spikes of 10,000 TPS, mostly by following instructions there. This only made a small difference for friendica but a huge difference for hubzilla which is not so well crafted in terms of it's database use (in particular it does a lot of large unindexed searches). For best results, don't try to run on a machine with just a few gigabytes of RAM, MariaDB works best when it mostly works out of memory which means throwing a lot of memory at it.
@Peter Cannon 16 MB of packet size is OK and should work, some GIF and some posts will not be stored than, but if you can live with that it is fine. I found myself setting it higher and using a even higher number for a mysqldump (backup), as it seems I have some huge packets stored in my database.
@Peter Cannon for max_allowed_packet is is hard to say, I just checked, for some reason I had it set to 256M, but that is too much. It is, as far as I understand, the maximum size that can sent/written to the database, so based on that, 32M or 64M should be plenty. Just my guess.
@Robert Dinse @Peter Cannon I doubt that there is any legit files this big, but maybe someone could DDoS you by that. I don't mind that you set it like that, but I think it is not good idea.
@utzer @Peter Cannon I don't see how. They could not transmit 4G files fast enough to DOS, really it takes UDP or ICMP for a good DOS as TCP is self regulating.
#Hive
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