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  • Dunno, I'm not subscribed either. Can't imagine it's anything good though (if it is, I'll delete my post and phone Disney to apologise).

  • As the latest post with four frames, and [4FF] somewhere in the title, this posts fits the monthly theme on this community of '4 Frame February'.

    This'll be stickied to help promote the theme (until a new themed post comes along, of course.)

  • I know for sure that Lemmy won't, it's likely the same for Mastodon.

    I was wrong about not being able to WebFinger your account - I still had the @ at the beginning when I trying. Doing it properly:

     
        
    curl --header 'accept: application/json' https://mostr.pub/.well-known/webfinger?resource=acct:910af9070dfd6beee63f0d4aaac354b5da164d6bb23c9c876cdf524c7204e66d@mostr.pub | jq .
     
    
      

    gets the right response.

    However, I'm logged into lemmy.world and it still couldn't get your account. At a guess, it's because there's a 20 character limit on usernames.

  • Lemmy instances won't search outside of their own databases if you're not logged in.

    But if you are, what it does can be recreated on a command-line by doing:
    curl --header 'accept: application/json' https://nerdica.net/.well-known/webfinger?resource=acct:nate0@nerdica.net | jq .

    This shows that your profile is at https://nerdica.net/profile/nate0. Lemmy puts all users at a /u/, but using webfinger means that other fediverse accounts don't have to follow the same structure. For lemmy.world, you're at https://lemmy.world/u/nate0@nerdica.net in the same way that a mastodon user is at e.g https://lemmy.world/u/MrLovenstein@mastodon.social.

    edit: However if you webfinger your mostr.pub account, you get: {"error":"Invalid host"} so any ActivityPub instances will only ever be able to find you if you've interacted with them in some way to get a database entry. Edit: also, I tried to do this again, thought I'd try the npub1 account as well, but got Gateway Timeouts, so there's a bit of jankiness going on too.

  • Shift ends in 10 minutes? Whatever it is, it's been the next shift's problem for 50 minutes already.

  • This post is now Featured in the Star Wars Memes community (?!) to help promote this month's theme of 4 Frame February [4FF].

  • One from each:

    1. Rey's dialogue-free introduction.
    2. Luke's "Jakuu pretty much is nowhere" line.
    3. Adam Driver's evocation of a Harrison Ford-esque smile at the end.
  • Instead people just make this shit up and go after stuff that was never shown and never occurred. Never seen any other fandom do this.

    It also happens with The Last of Us Part II, which points to a probable cause: the same factually wrong criticisms get repeated not from individual engagement with the original media, but rather with professional shit-stirrers on YouTube. Someone rides the algorithm to dunk on something popular, and their terrible takes are recycled forever.

  • Anakin, did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise?

  • update check

    edit: somehow palpatine returned?

  • 'salright. The other upload wasn't directly linked, and was an edited and watermarked version, so if they'd been uploaded the other way around I'd have deleted that, but this may as well stay for anyone who missed it.

  • A slightly worse version of this video was uploaded here 2 days ago, for anyone else getting deja vu.

  • Maybe edit post to be a direct link to the video?: (it's at https://i.imgur.com/JQeqRPe.mp4)

    If not, here's an inline link for anyone with clients that can handle 'em: