Oh cool, their website says you need to email them 🤷♂️
You have to request the self hosted version?
Please don't bring politics into a tech discussion 🙂
Got one today and it's literally exactly what I wanted! Thank you!
It can even spoof MAC address, so I don't use an extra spot on my client whitelist 👌
Cheap, serviced housing is the residential situation I find myself in
Doesn't fix the poor signal I get in my region 🙁
Looks promising, I'll get one and check it out. Thanks
Signal's not good enough and I want something more permanent than hotspotting my phone every day
Are there any routers that support this feature natively?
To be clear, the ISP broadcasts its own SSIDs throughout the apartment block and I don't have access to any physical network sockets
I live in an apartment that provides WiFi that has MAC address whitelisting with a cost per MAC address slot.
What hardware/software can I use to connect to their network and rebroadcast in a new network so that all my devices can connect but the WiFi provider only sees one MAC address connecting?
I've tried a WiFi range extender but it appears to be forwarding the MAC address of the my devices
To be clear, the ISP broadcasts its own SSIDs throughout the apartment block and I don't have access to any physical network sockets
Lemmy supports true standard totp. Those apps listed are the obscure ones, they do their own wacky shit with the standards
I tried this with a brand new lemmy ansible setup using Vultr object storage, and my media upload requests respond with a timeout
Request error: error sending request for url (http://pictrs:8080/image): error trying to connect: dns error: failed to lookup address information: Try again
I’m also running my own instance (via DigitalOcean). Looks like it’ll cost me something like $5 per month. More than happy to be paying a nominal fee like that for having no admins control my experience
FYI to anyone finding this, the Ansible deployment was genuinely very simple to get running. I spent a day frustrated with Docker and then tried Ansible and it did everything seamlessly: installed lemmy, postgresql, and let’s encrypt