The Tux
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The Tux@lemmy.runtolemmy.ml meta@lemmy.ml•I'm going to assume the admins here all have 2FA on their accounts, right?
3·3 years agoAh, you are correct, My coffee hasn’t kicked in yet.
The Tux@lemmy.runtolemmy.ml meta@lemmy.ml•I'm going to assume the admins here all have 2FA on their accounts, right?
3·3 years agoIt blocks bunch of JS from being executed, and if it detects XSS, it gives you a popup to inform you.
The Tux@lemmy.runtolemmy.ml meta@lemmy.ml•I'm going to assume the admins here all have 2FA on their accounts, right?
41·3 years agoHmm, that is the reason you should have addons in your browser to prevent XSS, like uBlock.
The Tux@lemmy.runtolemmy.ml meta@lemmy.ml•I'm going to assume the admins here all have 2FA on their accounts, right?
111·3 years agoYeap, that is the first thing you do for any privileged account.
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Official India community on Lemmy@lemmy.run•Welcome r/India Reddit Refugees to Official India community on LemmyEnglish
0·3 years agoFor any newcomers to
fediverse. It takes some time to get oriented and started. During that, initially all joins the same community that is available on the local instance before they get hang ofLemmy.This nature of fediverse is good, but it also creates multiple communities, thus it disperses out the users.
So the goal is to make this as an official, so that all the dispersed users from other instances have a common community instead of sparsely populated small ones, which in turn limits interactions.
Hope I was able to give you my reasoning behind making this one
Official.And on another note, welcome :)
Hope this gives all of us a common platform to interact with each other more.
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Official India community on Lemmy@lemmy.run•Welcome r/India Reddit Refugees to Official India community on LemmyEnglish
1·3 years agoYeap, I understand what you are referring to. I used to participate there frequently, but when it started happening I kinda moved away from being a participant to just a lurker.
As it goes, you learn from your experience, one thing we are trying our best is, as long as it doesn’t break this lemmy instance’s rules, we don’t interfere.
There should be freedom of speech, as long as its in respectable manner and no personal attacks.
Welcome folks to the Republic of India.
- The Tux
Yeap, I moved a week before on Lemmy. Took couple of days to figure out how it actually works.
During that time opened a bunch of accounts on different instances.
Now I am on a small instance, which is near my location, so speed is good.
I stopped visiting that place since then. Now I only contribute here. I don’t want to give them free labor so that they can make money.
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World News@lemmy.ml•China's popularity among Arab youths rises as Middle East enters post-US era, signifying increasing strategic autonomy in regional affairs: expertsEnglish
0·3 years agoAh, CCP mouth piece praising CCP policy.
Nothing new to see.
The Tux@lemmy.runOPMto
Official India community on Lemmy@lemmy.run•Welcome r/India Reddit Refugees to Official India community on LemmyEnglish
0·3 years agoYou are welcome!
The Tux@lemmy.runOPMto
Official India community on Lemmy@lemmy.run•Welcome r/India Reddit Refugees to Official India community on LemmyEnglish
12·3 years agoHello and welcome. I took over and setup this community, specifically because I have spent close to a decade participating, to guide/help fellow redditors on that sub. I moved to Lemmy and wanted to give other refugees like me a place they can feel home.






I don’t think that mobile apps has the ability to create communities yet. May be you can use browser on your mobile phone to create it.