if you need an air conditioner to drop, you can have my heat pump which only blows warm air in a few hours of the day, and make whirring and gurgling noises otherwise

there's no obvious reason to me why this should be the case. those icons are loaded from the same sprite sheet as the rest of the icons, and they show up just fine. must be a browser bug.

all written communication is just a big game of secret hitler now.

oh you used bold text? that's sus, you couldn't possibly have done that on your own <-- an actual accusation i've seen lobbed at someone who made the mistake of showing off their project to people on reddit.

i absolutely don't trust people who copy and paste from chatgpt, so i can see where the distrust and suspicion is coming from, but that's not sufficient justification for throwing hurtful accusations around. especially when your evidence is 'they know markdown' and 'some ai crap told me you posted ai crap'.

i wish my "bit" wasn't "ate".

also it just occurred to me that memtest86+ violates the geneva convention by misusing the red cross symbol.

yes, it can. the brain is a muscle.

yep

make a zzzzzzzz-jstpst.ini with just the memory limit setting and mount it in /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d, would be my suggestion

/u/twovests /u/flabberghaster one of you needs to check if postmill-worker is running and hasn't entered a crash loop

If it's not too much work, perhaps a whitelist which will only do HTTP/2 on specific domains or URLs?

i reckon the solution here is to have multiple fetching strategies, with different user-agents and different protocols. special casing for particular sites is doable, but not an approach i'm a fan of. crashes related to http/2 could still occur.

i think youtube doesn't appreciate being requested from vps hosting providers and the like. when i curl <video url> from a digitalocean vps, it redirects me to https://www.google.com/sorry.

but also, when i request from my local postmill instance, i get this:

Unable to read stream contents: OpenSSL SSL_read: OpenSSL/3.5.1: error:0A000126:SSL routines::unexpected eof while reading, errno 0 for "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7VhlsqeeqI".

whereas using curl locally is fine.

however, if i disable forced http/1.1 (which was made the default because nghttp2 likes to crash), then it works from my local postmill.

so idk what a good general solution here is.

thank you for saying what we've all been thinking

the too large image was probably still selected in the file select thingy. it should work when accessing the 'create submission' page again (no refresh)

extremely sad to learn that 'put together together' wasn't 'cobbleded'

congrats, and happy time off to lie on the couch for a while

i love spreadsheets and i've heard nothing but good things about .net (at least until recently), so this psyop won't work on me

I ended up being the tallest person in attendance, which I believe means I'm their leader now.

correct

i'm telling on you

i do not condone this

and by 'this', i mean overshadowing the anniversary of ted cruz liking a porn tweet

i was almost certainly on team fruit. although i had a strong urge to check wikipedia's page on melons when i woke up, so it's likely the melon made me doubt myself.

well it appears i had a vision into the future. they're all looking for 'hazardous materials' now, which i presume to be rfk jr's shit.

the transition from piss-smelling nuisance to urinal shitter was not clearly defined in my dream

kinda miss the time we could put hypertext documents on the world wide web and not have clients identifying themselves as internet explorer 3.01 seek them out and download them 100,000,000 times over huawei's network