That's so weird, exif on a screenshot? Usually my quick fix to remove exif from something when I'm on the go is to take a screenshot of it. I'm on lineage 21 and according to exiftool there's no exif data on my screenshots.
This is exciting - after the demise of Panorama I used Quicksavers Tab Groups plugin, then when that died I moved to Simple Tab Groups, which to me is a good enough clone of Panorama. But something more modern would be super nice.
Oh that's weird (that Lemmy is reversed I mean). I guess I can just customize them back so no big deal. I kept getting confused thinking I accidentally downvoted stuff.
This is one of the reasons I never want a car with it's own internet connection. I'll stick to plugging in my phone, where I'm very stingy with which apps even get location data, much less the "physical activity history" permission which allows this kind of continuous tracking (and which is usually needed because it uses Google's algorithms / possibly neural nets to guess whether you're driving or walking based on accelerometer / gyro / gps / magnetometer sensor fusion).
Not sure if it's just me, but now upvotes are blue and down votes orange in both the button color and the vote count color after voting. Seems backwards? I'm used to orange being upvotes and blue being down.
I think that's part of the solution, I skimmed some of the forks and found one that updated the lemmy-js-client to 0.19.2-alpha.3 but they made some code changes too to the authentication code. So maybe trying that fork is worth a shot: https://github.com/thepaperpilot/BotIt
Hmm maybe it's not that simple then. It doesn't look like the JWT is stored so it's probably trying to get a new one when started. The other possible culprit would be if you need to use lemmy-js-library with a major version matching the Lemmy server version.
Assuming the server updated to 0.19.0, the version used by the bot is 0.18.0. You would just need to edit package.json so that the lemmy-js-client line reads:
"lemmy-js-client": "0.19.0",
Then running npm install or yarn install (or whatever command you used to install dependencies previously)
Just a shot in the dark but I've seen some people say something about one of the updates logging out accounts as a security measure. Assuming the recent updates didn't change auth stuff, maybe it's possible that it just needs to refresh the token? A glance at the code looks like it will keep trying to use the same JWT as long as it's still valid, and fall back to getting a new JWT using username/password. So deleting the JWT would make it get a new one. (Iirc JWTs have an embedded expiration, but the server can invalidate it so the bot code could in theory not know that the server can invalidate it)
Assuming you're getting the incorrect login error from Lemmy. Idk maybe I'm way off base with my guess.
For me (android, US) I had to change the search a couple times for it to start giving AI answers. I assume that's to save queries by only using AI when someone isn't happy with the search results.
For me (in the app) it only starts generating AI answers if I change the question a couple times. Presumably that's to save costs on the AI by just trying a dumb search first and resorting to AI if the user keeps searching.
I've gotten it to summarize historical events and give instructions on synethesizing aspirin.
Yes it entirely depends on whether they store previously used usernames along with the date range it was in use (to tell apart multiple people who used the same username at different times)
We'll have to see if any unsealed cases in the future support that they don't keep those records like how they don't keep IP logs, but personally their track record is enough for me to have confidence in the feature, especially since my "threat model" is primarily opportunistic hackers or spearphishers at most, not police or state / nation state level actors.
The idea is that you change or remove your username after someone else starts a conversation with you, so the username can no longer be used to subpoena your account details.
Put another way, signal is able to provide those 2 pieces of information to law enforcement based on a phone number. This helps you to prevent law enforcement having a phone number to ask signal to look up in the first place, assuming you change your username every time you hand it out.
They also hash the usernames that they store on your account which means law enforcement can't ask what usernames are being used, only being able to ask for specific usernames which are currently in use.
I'm gonna rcm my switch now and copy my animal crossing island to my PC to be emulated. Shoulda done that a long time ago to have a backup that I actually own instead of having to pay Nintendo to keep my save data backed up. I see no reason to play any more Nintendo games on my switch, much less purchase any more when I have my steam deck.
I'm pretty sure I was able to use the Google account phone backup (I think it's called Google one) to restore apps, home screen, and other things since I'm not committed to degoogling yet. I guess flashing gapps brings the cloud backup section into the android settings and that's been super useful. It reinstalls apps from play store and supposedly includes app data, sms/MMS, and device settings, though i remember always having to re log into a bunch of apps still.
I think there's also a local transfer wizard when doing the first time setup after flashing but I can't remember what the compatibility is for that or whether you need gapps to get that option.
I just go with lineage on every phone. It's easier to already be on lineage when security updates stop instead of reaching that point and then having to reset my phone and jump ship to stay updated.
My old Pixel 2 had been out of official security updates for a long time and Google only guaranteed security updates to pixel 5 until last year. I'll probably still be on pixel 5 for a few more years since every new one past that seems to be even bigger.
Moonlight is Nvidia game stream so it'll be using the Nvidia server or sunshine which implements the Nvidia game stream protocol for AMD/Intel/Nvidia server hardware.
I had a similar issue years ago in around 2018 with a Samsung nvme SSD that came stock from Dell with an XPS, me and another guy from a thread on Reddit ended up emailing with a guy from canonical and dell. The troubleshooting email chain went on for almost a year after which I just switched to a wd black and haven't had the issue since (still using the same wd black to this day)
That's so weird, exif on a screenshot? Usually my quick fix to remove exif from something when I'm on the go is to take a screenshot of it. I'm on lineage 21 and according to exiftool there's no exif data on my screenshots.