What i haven’t seen clearly stated is what altitude are these going to fly at? One article I saw said that Amazon were trying to prohibit all drone flights between 200-400 feet AGL and reserve that solely for Amazon. Thats a huge chunk of airspace taken away from other drone users if so. It was an older article so curious what became of it. I guess one thing is clear, we are in for a noisy future.

Can’t read the article :(

Yah certainly not trivial. Thats for sure.

Thats fucking disgusting

Doesn’t hosting your own instance of Lemmy/Mastadon/fedi* solve that problem? As far as I know nothing is deleted that you post/commemt in that scenario or are you referring to the internet at large? If the latter yah, good luck with that.

Ha and I feel yah on the frustration. Congrats on getting it setup and working! Cheers.

That sounds like something a smoothed brain idiot has or will say…could also be a line out of the movie idiocracy 🤣

So many funny Celebrity Jeopardy episodes, some one made a you tube playlist of some of the funnier ones. Great way to kill an hour 😂

Businesses, so many businesses have just a facebook page, no website or anything else. Want to know what or when the next band is playing or the nightly special, check facebook. 🤷

Well that is really cool. Thank you for sharing and maintaining a cool looking interface. 😎 cheers!

Thanks and Cheers!

Awesome and thank you. Yah I loved that UI and would love to enable it on my instance. Any idea on where to get the theme files for it? Thanks!

Ha fair enough, I’ll go back to my hole now. Just happy to find a place that reminds of what reddit used to be like back in the 2010’s. Cheers!

Lol. Like wtf even. I love it!

Good call. Perhaps on a rainy day I’ll take another crack at it…but yah the ports are exposed through docker so yah, makes sense. Thanks and have a great day!

Did the switch as well and feel the same. Welcome and Cheers!

Thanks. Yah that was what I tried to accomplish using Apache but couldn’t get the correct proxypass statements in Apache that would do the correct passing depending on the header received. Tried asking an LLM for help but never got it to work, so ended up doing a basic/straight pass through apache to a local VM running nginx as an outer proxy which proxy’s to the nginx internal proxy…its messy as all hell but it works 🤷

Yah i had never used it either, alot of the tutorials I found suggested it, and what threw me for a loop and was the ultimate Aha! moment for me was there is an ansible version and a non ansible version for the docker configs with different options in each, and the ultimate key thing I overlooked is on github, I kept using the “main” development branch which had changes that didn’t work with the stable .19 version. Switching to the .19 branch on GitHub and referencing those configs made it all click