Yo, this thread caught my eye, but because it’s deleted, it’s unclear exactly what it’s about. Can someone summarize exactly what I’m to avoid?
It’s PHP. The answer is PHP.
I still call voyager, “wefwef” and it’s the subdomain I still use.
The weapon of warning. I was fooled because it’s uncommon and didn’t read it closely enough.
Big public clouds will provide SMS send as service e.g. Azure Communication Services or AWS SNS. You can uses these services without hosting your workload in those clouds.
Open https://wefwef.app, and inspect the network tab of inspector, I can see that there is a 400 status code response on trying to load https://lemmy.world/api/v3/post/list?limit=30&page=1&sort=Active&type_=All. In the body of the response I see the message Origin is not allowed to make this request.
I can get lemmy.ml to load, and it doesn't have this error.
Could this perhaps be related to lemmy.world not allowing requests from the wefwef.app host?
xmclark
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That is shocking because many articles on the internet suggest this, and I myself have been distilling IPA for years.
Not trying to challenge or argue, but I’m just surprised and a little embarrassed.
Can anyone comment why this hasn’t been a problem for me? Is this a matter of potency? Or number of cycles of distilling?