you don’t need to use linux to host your own instance.

your own instance

Lemmy does not have any kind of builtin “safeguards” against bots or scrapers (other than during registration, but I wouldn’t call them safeguards). Some instances do use tools to slow them down or block them, such as Cloudflare or self hosted proof of work CAPTCHAs (for example Anubis, the anime girl).

While I can’t say that bots are common in Lemmy, I do see a few of them in this comm and ban them every once in a while.

TL;DR: no builtin safeguards in lemmy against scrapers.

only email verification, captcha and manual approval against bots during registration

edit: clarified a few things

I tapped on the link and joined the Telegram group. I am now winning indeed.

That rule 4 probably refers to the instance wide rule 4, which seems to be “No Ads / Spamming.”

innovation

does anyone remember the fediverse chick

Nostr is not a part of the fediverse.

A native UI would be nice, but this also works.

I feel like I am hearing two japanese words

Money is worthless if nobody uses or believes in it.

The sheet of green paper only has value because we the people believe that it has value.

Well fuck me I guess. Can’t even use vaultwarden now

Can you prove that Vaultwarden devs use LLM generated code?

That’s alarming.

Or like ones that are written in a modern memory safe languages?

Do you mean something like Rust?

Cool story.

Alot of cryptobros over at nostr. Try your luck there.

aight, whatever you say

Fair.

But with the simplicity of TOTP, I would expect it whenever there is 2fa in a service. Plus passkeys are not as widely used or even known as TOTP.

Also I remember Lemmy 2FA causing some issues at the beginning, locking people out of their accounts.

Oh yes, that did happen. But it was the fault of the Lemmy devs, not because “TOTP is bad and hard”.

It’s very easy to implement. I am also questioning why this isn’t a thing already.

you lost me at “Parcel NFTs”