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@TruthSandwich in the vast majority of cases you should see the post.. it just may be that you see the older unedited version on mastodon... usually the post wont disapear like this. It is only doing it here because its a thread and was only edited 5 posts into the thread (not at the root post).

@feld Id need to look into the infrastructure a bit more.. its just a general property of any stateless token.

@TruthSandwich That said when posts are edited they do still show, you just see the older version. In this case I think its broken because the edit is part of a thread.

@TruthSandwich Ideally yes, and I do plan to. Its not a lower priority than implementing the standards and I want to make sure the way mastodon does it isnt likely to change once a standard is formed. Its a very new feature so im giving it a few releases before investing the effort to support the non-standard way. But yea im not opposed to supporting it once its clear it is stable.

@feld Stateless tokens of anykind really. In this case its more of an issue for letsencrypt than you I guess as the thumbprint is your stateless token I think.

@thor Thats a very nordic mentality I find... they arent big travelers compared to other countries.

@feld The issue with stateless tokens is revoking them.. most solutions for it would contradict their stateless nature by requiring some coordination.

Interesting fact of the day:

The Appalachian mountains are extremely old, in fact they formed back when the contents were one big content, pangea. They span both the USA and Europe since they formed when they were one. They predate dinosaurs, humans, and even the very first animal.

George Takei is really a class act. Always liked the guy.. this was nice that he reached out to me. Even beyond that he almost always likes my comments... Its nice he takes the time.

@TruthSandwich Yea, we arent really mastodon, we are a fork. We plan to add in editing support but since it was implemented in a non-standard way we are waiting to see if/how a standard evolves and adopt that rather than adopt a hacked non-standard that is likely to change when the standard is defined.

Pleorma defined a way to do it that was much better (and works with us) so I suspect they are more likely to be the standard.

My CQC (Close Quarters Combat) AR-15 build is complete!

Features I added:

* 45 degree angled fore grip
* 45 degree angled backup iron sights
* Sig Sauer MSR red dot reflex sight
* Monstrum 3x flip-to-side magnifier

All in all I love the setup.

My main criticisms are really just two, one purely aesthetic, the other functional. Both of which reside with the Monstrum 3x.

1) The FDE color is off from the standard and looks bad

2) It has a very limited eye-box and thus can be hard to use and may cause issues in a high-stress situation.

Only reason I went with Monstrum here rather than the juliet3 that sig makes for it was because I couldnt find an FDE colored magnifier from Sig... But after seeing the eye box I think I will just order the black one and call it a day. That said if you want to save a little money and are ok with the eye-box the Monstrum is still looking good outside of that. The fact it has diopter adjustment is always nice.

@georgetakei Thanks, I know how busy you are so I really do appreciate you took the time to write that.

Thank you!

@TruthSandwich Is toad a mastodon based instance? Can you see if you can see it from a pleorma based instance?

My suspicion is that its because they edited the 5th post.. mastodon implemented in-line editing but did it in a way that broke the published standard as I understand it.. basically they hacked their own way of doing it and told the rest of the network to go screw itself.

Looking at those posts the first 4 posts were all regular posts, the others appear to have been edited using mastodons non-standard in-line editing. Which i suspect is breaking it for any standard-complying instances (anything other than mastodon).

There is a saying in ecology: "All invasive species are non-native. but not all non-native species are invasive"....

Ok then, explain humans!

Oh wow, an interaction on the fediverse where neither side blocked the other... this is new.

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In the past I have been quite fruitful with daily challenges. Successfully achieved the 50 day and slowly creeping up on 365 day mark of the (@barefootstache@en.osm.town) with less than a month to go. Thus, I will attempt the daily blogging challenge.

The requirements will be quite simple for the begining and might expand through time:

- It must use `hashtag (XX/YY)` format. This has two benefits:
1. One can follow the hashtag thereby potentialy creating its own atom/rss feed.
2. One can filter out these posts if unwanted.
- It must be post ready before slumber. This puts the focus on writing rather than publishing and gives a grace period if no internet connection.
- If written on mobile, it must be written with the keyboard.
- It must be at least one paragraph or three sentences long.

This challenge was sparked after reading the article

yieldcode.blog/post/why-engine

written by @skwee357.

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