if your updates included a new kernel try installing the kernel headers for the new kernel.
then if it’s still not working reinstall the nvidia driver.
i used to daily drive debian with proprietary nvidia drivers and it would break with every kernel upgrade
from memory, so almost certainly incorrect, the fix was simply something like
sudo apt install linux-headers-`uname -r` && sudo reboot
you’d be surprised what slips through review
there was discussion a while back on the lemmy github about federated communities
tbh, i’m not sure you’re correct. most other franchises are either more devicive or do not have the same cross generational appeal.
Star wars is highly devicive
Stargate was widely loved but currently only exists for a single generation
BSG was great but didnt achieve the same culture permiation that star trek did
not with that attitude
you could use WSL in Wine in WSL.
go full circle
Windows Subsystem for Linux
Sheppey…
They got webbed feet over there
i gave up on jerboa in the earlier days and moved to Connect. havent felt the need to move on from that since then.
Jerboa may have improved since i used it though so don’t that this as me slating it. Jerboa is developed by the same dev that writes the main lemmy backend and webapp so obvs he needs to prioritise that
I can think of some things i could implement on the lemmy server side that could help with this, i’m pretty sure that the IWF maintains a list of file hashes for CSAM and there are probably a few other hash sources you could draw from too.
so the process would be something like the following
so for known CSAM you don’t have to subject mods or user to it before it gets pulled.
for new/edited media with unrecognised hashes that does contain CSAM then a mod/admin would have to review and flag it at which point the same permaban for the user, then law enforcement report could be triggered automatically.
The federation aspect could be trickier though. which is why this would probably be better to be an embedded lemmy feature rather than a third party add on.
I’m guessing it would be possible to create an automoderator that does all this on the community level and only approves the post to go live once it has passed checks.
these could be a little more difficult. they seem to be instance level features.
i might be able to do a tool for the first one using filters if there is a way to insert keywords into a report e.g. “To Mods” or “To Admins”
it’s a start. i’m on holiday at the mo. i’ll have a look when i get back
i’ve said it before and i’ll say it again. give me a spec and i’ll (try to) write you a tool.
i’m a competent coder, but i have no idea kind of what mod tools are needed.
I like to sweeten mine with honey
I’d like to see more human posts than just meme posting and news.
To have enough money where i can live comfortably on the interest
Raised protestant, went to catholic school, went Atheist within a year of leaving
My partner believes in the death penalty, i do not
alouda, milk based mauritian drink my girlfriends mum intoduced me to
Lead of a small team of scripters here. The “Why. Not What” is defo a good way of encouraging cleaner code.
Had to request changes recently on a PR like this, big function with comments telling me what it was doing. When they resubmitted for review they had broken it down into smaller functions with good variable/function naming. following what was going on was much easier