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Zoe Codez

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DIY projects, gardening, cooking, crochet, home automation, and writing code

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Was more thinking the api should sanitize those for normal people. Makes sense that they’d continue to exist in the database for restoration

Agree with the editing. Mods get a purge button also, which makes a bit more sense now

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Interesting the API returns the text for people that shouldn’t have access. That’s a bug with Lemmy I’d say. A ticket should probably be filed there

Put up a PR to fix this with voyager tho, quick change. Keeps the button around for mods & the author, but hides it for everyone else when the comment is removed

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Nobody thought to add it probably. Did a quick search on github, looks like it can be added here if someone is interested and wants to make a contribution:

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Borg Backup works great for that, exactly it’s use case. It’s a command line thing, but you can use Vorta as a UI if you want that. If you have a NAS, it can back up directly to that.

I have a second cronjob in my setup that syncs the encrypted archive to B2 nightly. Works great

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My local instance that I run for myself is about a week old. Has 2.5G in pictrs, 609M in postgres. One of those things that’ll vary for every setup

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Makita for anything that takes a battery, anything goes for the rest

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I wish, that’d be a cool one. Just a cutting board

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This doesn’t happen for me either, same version. It’ll kinda try sometimes, partly scrolling into view. It doesn’t properly interact with scrolling until the top

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There are tools to detail the code coverage if your tests. I’ve worked with Istanbul in the past, and it’s helped to point out parts of the code that could use more attention

https://istanbul.js.org/

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