A brief history of the pages you've visited in the current tab when you right click the back button would make browsing feel better. This is a function that I use regularly in other modern browsers.

Here's an example from Mozilla Firefox:

Operation System: Windows 10
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In the text in section 3.3 of the manual it says: Let’s give it tag ID 100

Then in the example, has switched to tag id 10:

  {
    "type": "MATCH_TAGS_DIFFERENCE",
    "not": false,
    "or": false,
    "id": 10,
    "value": 0
  }, 

And following paragraph: difference between tags with tag ID 10 is zero

Looks like a typo and all should either be 10 or 100.

Description

The mentioned section should be moved to the wiki since it looks like a better place to archive that kind of information, also each web site listed there can be better described, and it will give the main page a better and smoother appearance.

Instead, a sign that shows people that the wiki exists, and that they could find more in depth information about specific software, pr

Due https://ofirehose.com is down for a while and is promoting a kind of centralized service we should change the default option and suggestions from https://ofirehose.com to something like https://ofirehose.yourdomain.com, the documentation must be updated to redirect to the ofirehose repo and invite to install an instance.

also in my instance and like others, we live without ofirehose

Hello,

When you attempt to add an email to blocklist and it already exists in blocklist, you see not found page. But you should see error "an email you're adding already exists in blocklist". Or, just ignoring error and showing blocklist page might be ok.

How to reproduce:

1. Add an email(say, `invalid@

Right now PeerIds that use the identity hashing are still printed as SHA256 when they are displayed.

Since it says it can work with the filetype .tox, it should include %f which again is only possible if toxic takes the .tox file as last optional and positional argument (without the -f flag) otherwise -f without argument would fail in the default case.

Hey, sounds like a cool project.
Can you elaborate more on the encryption?
When I store values are they encrypted?
Are there REST apis? or just the go command line? other languages apis?

Our conversion functions (from one type to another) use different naming.

E.g. in common/types/encode.go, we have BlockIdsAsBytes ("as"), but BytesToBlockIds ("to").

Some methods on types have the same issue, e.g.

(id BlockID) AsHash32()

vs.

(id NodeID) ToBytes()

We should use the same naming convention for all conversion functions. I personally l

I don't know exactly how to do this, but I think just having those words in tabs is pretty ??? for users who aren't already on mastodon or used to the federation model. maybe there could be some kind of blub/tooltip/idk to concisely explain what these are?

From Reference.md:

  service.open({

      id : "local.net/s+T6Ad2s2TC2A"

  }).then( object => {

  })
  .catch( error => { ... });

Object will be created with an autogenerated id, if no id argument is provided. Optionally, a "prefix" can be passed

For, at least, the following use cases:

• Lesson 1 - Hello World!
• Lesson 2 - Configuration
• Lesson 3 - Loading Database Data
• Lesson 4 - Loading Relational Objects
• Lesson 5 - Filters
• Lesson 6 - Executing Operations
• Lesson 7 - Forms
• Lesson 8 - Posting Data
• Lesson 9 - Validations and User State
• Lesson 10 - Preloading Views
• Lesson 11 - Multidomain
• Lesson 12 - Changin

"но надо будет думать, как решить эту траблу нормально (походу только через isCanDo(“startVoting”) и isCanDo(“finishVoting”))

то есть сейчас owner токенов - это DAO
можно туда добавить методы startVoting() isCanDo();
и
finishVoting() isCanDo() а в StdDaoToken оставить только onlyOwner потом"

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It took me a lot of time to understand that your 500 error was actually caused by Prosody exposing its internal HTTP URL (http://my-domain.example:5280/ instead of https://my-domain.example/) as the baseUrl value.

Is it possible to add a link to the README for what a "hyperservice" is? I can see the test service in the test directory, but I'm not sure it's enough to build a "hyperservice". Googling around is also not very helpful. Thanks!

Based on the listed componentes