How do status/object ids work in Pleroma, when it comes to ordering? If I go to /api/v1/timelines/public, I get next and previous links in the response on both Pleroma and Mastodon, but Mastodon returns numeric ids that appear to be in order (are they?). I can use min_id and since_id using numeric IDs, and order by IDs to get the earliest/latest.
Pleroma uses alpha-numeric strings. Someone was telling me they’re encoded in base64 or sth and aren’t random, but that doesn’t seem to be the case (are they encoded? What are they encoded in?)
PSA: Please stop direct linking to YouTube and Twitter! Some of us don't want to whitelist our script blockers just to click on your links.
@graf runs instances for Invidious and Nitter which are JS-free proxies to YouTube and Twitter, respectively. There are plenty other Nitter and Invidious instance out there. Please use those instead of direct linking to big-tech sites.
I found a site called https://file.pizza that operates as a p2p bridge for file sharing. Pretty nifty, if you just want to share some files with someone but don't want to upload them anywhere or go through the hassle of a torrent. Especially if it's kind of a big file that a file host wouldn't allow.