wow thanks! that’s a long script, how do you know the new numeric ID that corresponds to the same content on the home instance?

and that’s how you’ll become a criminal

Are they not learning from the U.S.??

that’s exactly what they are doing

“normal” people understand nothing about this though

I would ask "was it this? https://beehaw.org/comment/4363681 "

because I found it in my notes by its website preview from when I saved it, but it seems someone deleted something and lemmy shit the bed again, and you dont have have a normal descriptive link like reddit does but only an internal database ID that does not refer to anything anymore…

the post title was “is this normal for domain name registrars to do.”, and something that infomaniak did

but google’s profits!!!

they’ll be able to use our data in capitalist pig mode

lol lucky you that you can resume from sleep

why eat pizza if you like plain bread more?

thats garbage marketing naming. that is an access point

I don’t care what they use, be it linux, a BSD, OSX, Plan9… but windows?? that is pathetic!!

I bet you never heard its cool sound.

brrrrRRRRR PS PS bRRR PS PS, PS PS, zzzzZZZZZMMMMMMMMM

best thing ever

it needs cookies and scripts. but it’s just a reddit frontend, feel free to replace the domain with reddit.com or an other redlib instance

TCMD scripting? what kind?

I have just recently rediscovered DoubleCommander. it’s different at places, but some of them makes it better. maybe it’s compatible with your scripts

licensing. both if you don’t plan to buy it, and if you do, because as I understand it’s hard to obtain, and maybe hard to keep too

By law (export controls) Microsoft must not provide service to that place. So some automatism flagged the account and also the organic maps repo. So far so normal.

not normal at all! don’t serve the website. that is normal. but ban anyone logging in seemingly from there, on sight? that’s literally “shoot first, ask later” in tech! totally abnormal, if this is the reason

you can set up a repo mirror with forgejo

that’s already a concern. what if someone just cloned your repo? there’s also plenty of people that mirror public repos to their personal forgejo server. forgejo makes it very easy.

the only solution to mitigate such a mistake is to
1) invalidate the token
2) remove the commit

In that order.

git identification has nothing to do with authentication, as any sane person with git experience knows

naturally on the instance that hosts the repo