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To expand on this some if you’re more of a visual person:
If you open the keyboard application, (just called “keyboard” when you do a search in your applications.) the second tab is “Shortcuts”. From there you can see an interface that shows and helps you change all the shortcuts on the system.
You can use the search feature to narrow things down quickly. The multiple “screenshot” shortcuts were nice to find for some common use cases I do.
That’s what I was wondering as well?
If so, what’s the “correct” location to store stuff like documents, downloads, configurations, etc.?
FYI, if you go to “Account Settings” and uncheck “Show Read Posts”, this should automatically hide all posts that you open, up vote, or down vote.
I understand and agree though that having the ability to split that into separate options would be nice. But this might help you until they possibly add that option later. This is also tied to your account and not just the app, which is nice if you use Lemmy from multiple devices.
Currently though, I and several others are having issues where the last update appears to have broken that feature. I’m not sure if the issue is instance specific, (lemm.ee) or more broad.
I’m having this issue as well. Let me know if you find a solution.
This is exactly what it looks like.
I had this exact situation happen to the fascia boards on my previous house. Carpenter bees bored into the wood and were living in it. Then a woodpecker came along and got them.
The damage in your picture looks exactly how my fascia boards looked after the woodpecker got his meal. You can also see the tunnels that go into the wood. I never even knew the bees were in the fascia, but somehow the woodpecker did…
Thank you for posting this with the explanations and great visuals! I am wanting to upgrade to a setup almost identical to this and you’ve basically given me the bill of materials and task list.
Anything you wish you had done differently or suggest changing/upgrading before I think about putting something similar together?
Any way you could update/create your own drawing with what you mean? (Bad paint drawings are acceptable!)
I ask because I am curious if I am subject to the same problem. I’m not the most networking savvy so I need the extra help/explanation and maybe the drawing will help others.
I’ll throw my code into the ring as well. I posted it over in the Python community and have been using it myself.
It’s not the most user friendly yet though. Still working on improving it as I get time though and open to suggestions/requests.
Sorry for the delay in getting back.
Currently it will not work with 2FA enabled. However, looking at the login post requirements I just need to add that as an option to put in the config.
I’ll reply to this comment again when I get something put together. I’ll add it to the GitHub issues list for tracking as well.
However, could you recommend an instance that uses 2FA for login so I can make an account to test it? I see the field in my current instances but would like something fresh to try it on.
Someone already posted the wescode migrate, but here’s my Python code that does a bit more. It’s not the most user friendly yet, but I’m working on it.
Correct. lemmy.world was my original account. But with the server strain going on, I’ve hopped over to lemm.ee and also have a couple other accounts. Just run this script every so often and all your accounts will more or less feel like the same account.
Yeah, for anyone that gets the 502 gateway error. That means the instance was down when it tried to login/didn’t respond. I’m going to revisit this part of the code later and see if I can fix/handle that happening so it at least goes through with the rest of the accounts. If it happens to you, just run it again and hopefully you’ll get through at least once.
Subsequent runs actually hit the servers with less requests since you can pull most of the info you need with the initial site response and I check that before making any needed requests.
Also, someone else mentioned they had a problem with the none type thing. I’m using Python 3.11 and forgot to specify that. I’ll add it to the readme when I get a chance.
https://rclone.org/protondrive/
Sometimes you don’t even need the open-sourcing side of things. I use rclone for OneDrive and I doubt Microsoft open sources it.
That being said, the rclone proton drive docs mention it’s a beta and it’s mostly the API they need to work properly.