I see. Good luck with your search. Would be great if you could update the thread once you settle on a solution.
Not sure I understand the use case and why something like VS Code's Git UI (or some other GUI) cannot solve the problem. Why does it need to be web-based, for example?
Turn them on or off with one command. Or bring your own addon if you like.
I think you can choose one or the other (or both if you like). It may make sense to include both since LinkerD is getting very popular nowadays while Istio is "the standard."
For those who don't know, Bjarne Stroustrup is the creator of C++
No, since you are an admin I thought you might have a different view of things when you legged in.
Do you still see them when you log out (or use Incognito/Private)?
GPT-4 was able to do this even though the training data for the version tested by the authors was entirely text-based. That is, there were no images in its training set. But GPT-4 apparently learned to reason about the shape of a unicorn’s body after training on a huge amount of written text.
It's as if they can in some way or other "see".
As far as I know, the correct way of handling authentication for a desktop applications is using OAuth and "Authentication Code with PKCE" flow. This way, you won't have to store the password at all.
But Lemmy doesn't support OAuth as of now. So, if you want users to be able to use the application without entering credentials, you will have two options:
- Store the password under current user
- Store the token you receive after the login (the token doesn't expire)
Lemmy may decide to expire tokens in the future (that's the correct thing to do, in my opinion).
Yes, I see them there. Is it possible that a higher level comment you are replying to has been deleted?
I don't see your comments. But I cannot see snowe's comments that you replied to, either. I suspect those comments are dangling for some reason.
Edit: I cannot tell the comment structure, but could it be such that a high/top level comment you are responding is deleted?
Is the bot open source? If so, where does it reside?
Isn't
archbtwa better URL?I'm assuming ti's is a joke?