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Yes, please keep all the Elon shit nearly packed into one sub that I can block.
Yes, please keep all the Elon shit nearly packed into one sub that I can block.
Rather than admit that the other person was correct, you resort to ad hominem? This is exactly the insanity the other person is trying to fight.
FWIW, you’re not alone in your disappointment. I like Lemmy but critical thinking is in short supply.
The browser’s original purpose was to market their shitcoin wasn’t it?
Damn, I can only can block users, not instances. Thanks though!
What/where is the meatball menu please?
One of the things that makes Lemmy unique is the underlying decentralized infrastructure. I think it’s just a request to keep that mantra.
That is possible as well. Those firewalls are capable of packet inspection. If you are using personal devices it won’t be able to see much if you are using encryption in transit but if you are using University provided machines there is a good chance they can inspect all the data you are sending and receiving.
Are you hosting a service that is not under your organizations official domain or something? It is common security practice to block newly created domains which may be why your domain is blacklisted if you only recently stood it up.
Sounds like your university is using a Palo Alto Next Gen Firewall which is intercepting DNS requests and responding with the sinkhole FQDN for anything they deem malicious or suspicious. You can try to override this with DNS over HTTPS but they may also be blocking that. Standard security stuff. You can also probably try to open an IT ticket and request that they whitelist the domain.
The cruise line is concerned about sustainability. That’s rich.
Did you have to do anything special to start one? I just tried and I keep getting an error: {“error”:“rate_limit_error”} when I hit create.
Well that blows up my theory. Best of luck with everything.
I can feel this reply. Cheers to a better weekend!
Are they comments on particular instances? I think with federation you can see more than you can interact with sometimes. It’s a bit frustrating.
It’s best to assume everything you add to the internet is never deleted. That is the much more likely scenario.
Ya, I’m gonna have to see if we need to blacklist this for our org now. That’s not gonna be popular.