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The message sending “bad” words came from T-mobile or GV?
Seems to affect VoIP carriers, I reckon.
Hodlhodl or Bisq to buy KYC-free BTC. Haveno or p2p trading group chats to buy KYC-free XMR.
Nice, didn’t know. Do you mind linking me to this feature? Maybe a tutorial on how to enable it?
Lol, braindead. So scammy Bitcoin even has an ETF now!
Rahul Patel:
Quick update:
- We had to get new VPS for Aurora.
- Server was up all night but due to change in location accounts were not able to generate auth sessions.
- Working on it! We’ll be back soon.
Happy Friday ❤️
It turns out upstream did have the MIT license tucked in there, so it’s not like he added it, it was there. Care to join the discussion in the GitHub issue?
I am afraid this is a uno reverse card: if you were an actual boomer, RSS feeds would be your bread and butter. 🤔 You’ll figure it out, eventually. I’m confident!
@Dessalines@lemmy.ml is it me or the font size of about, posts and comments tabs in the profile section is considerably smaller than in previous versions? Almost can’t see it, lol.
Edit: applies to tabs across the board, in messages too. Just too small.
Preach it, brother.
Interesting initiative and the description in the README is promising. However, I think the developer is screwing with the license. A cursory look tells me he wants to preserve original AntennaPod’s GPLv3 license while licensing his work as MIT, which is incongruent. I am not a lawyer but as far as I can tell, once a piece of code is GPLv3, all its next iterations must respect such license to the letter.
Installed it and in the settings you can see the following message.
Anyone willing to open an issue in both Antenna’s and Podcini’s repositories? I am mobile, can’t at the moment.
Thanks for sharing!
Certainly, long life Lemmy.
👊🫂. That’s the spirit!
Bypass paywall: https://archive.ph/8emIR
Is it maintained though? Last commit and release were 8 months ago.
I do! Love it.
Try it from GV. My hunch is that the filter is set up for outbound SMS that come from VoIP numbers. Reason: both TNO’s blog post and jmp.chat reports of censorship stem from Mysudo and jmp.chat users, not regular carriers.