I won’t even volunteer feedback to companies when they ask for it, and they incessantly ask for it.
davel
I walked away from Perl about a decade ago, after having used it for about a decade. I have not missed it.
I’d sooner pipe a dozen POSIX commands together than write a single line of Perl.
💢 AM I BEING DETAINED 💢
This may be because your instance is running Lemmy v0.19.3.
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/blob/0.19.3/src/shared/components/post/post-form.tsx#L421-L423
versus
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/blob/0.19.5/src/shared/components/post/post-form.tsx#L627-L646
I do, when I hover my mouse over the image. YMMV, depending on your client.
How did the alt text even get in there? I don’t find anything when I do exiftool -a -u blah.webp
or magick identify -verbose blah.webp
Edit to add: oic: The “Alt Text” field doesn’t appear in the post form until after I upload the image.
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/blob/0.19.5/src/shared/components/post/post-form.tsx#L627-L646
Off the top of my head:
- Android and its derivatives, and other distributions based on ToyBox (if any exist, I don’t know)
- Alpine and other distributions based on BusyBox
- Chimera
Any script kiddie can scrape the entirety of Lemmy, with the exception of direct/private messages. robots.txt is merely a request, with no enforcement capability.
I actually can’t answer them, because I only admin this instance, I don’t run it.
While I’m sure this is not the case, it’s entirely possible that the people who do run this instance are running a fork of it that does all of those things. It couldn’t log your IP address or block your VPN, but it could mine, and your instance could yours. And I haven’t read the Lemmy source code, so I don’t know what even an unmodified Lemmy logs.
(Actually this instance is running a fork right now, or rather a branch: 0.19.6-beta1, because lemmy.ml is the core Lemmy developers’ instance for testing beta code before releasing production versions.)
I don’t put up with for-profit companies any more than I have to. I don’t support them or do charity work for them. Corporate brands are not out friends.