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i will put down the pitchfork, for now

to reiterate what i said on the worst chat app in existence, you gotta do the TRUSTED_PROXIES=172.16.0.0/12 thing. this will make postmill accept caddy's x-forwarded-proto: https header that i'm pretty sure it sends to the backend. there is no need to edit the templates, as someone else suggested.

this is the 'is wario a libertarian' of jstpst

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They're pretty confident about their marksmanship.

twitter decided that now is the time to show me jeremy corbyn's 'tonight we made history' tweet, so i'm convinced that he did it

honestly i'm kinda excited for firefox to drop manifest v2 support, so i don't have to be beholden to these internet marketing snakes masquerading as a browser maker anymore.

bench vice

he would not. how dare he make me feel bad about getting the expensive dishwasher detergent.

Did you know Julius Ceasar invented the Juicero in the year 69 BC? It's true. Google 'julius caesar juicero' for more information.

it's true, but you shouldn't say it

i made a gif for this occasion

yeah, i'm not stoked about the outcome of the election either.

ERROR:  syntax error at or near "admin"
LINE 1: SELECT * FROM users ALTER admin = true;
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i clicked on one of these like a year ago, and now they're always in my recommendations. i'm not good with computers, someone please help me remove them.

If you're fine with it, I'd like to add that right into Postmill.

i figured no one would bother reading the markdown docs, and that's why i didn't look for a way of turning them off.

i think it's a "too who". i played this game, and was surprised by the 1992 los angeles setting and existence of the cybertruck as a drivable vehicle.

admin -> themes -> sync themes

also i have a backup of the old themes that i made in 2019 2020, in anticipation of the upgrade that was right around the corner. those can be reworked for this version of postmill.

backup

I think it's a CSP issue, like Postmill thinks it's hosted on http when actually it's https, and this causes some strange interaction with how thumbnailing works.

When I manually visit the thumbnail resolving URLs, then the thumbnails appear. Now there's a crouton.