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For a second I got this project confused with pingfs
For a second I got this project confused with pingfs
The change for EEA users doesn’t even work currently, so no one actually knows. I have a $50 bounty out though to figure out what’s needed once it does work though.
This doesn’t even work currently. Despite them saying that those in the EEA won’t have to deal with Edge. I’m sure it’ll work eventually, just not right now.
As @Starbuck@lemmy.world stated. They’re still valid image files, they just have extra data.
Hi db0, if I could make an additional suggestion.
Add detection of additional content appended or attached to media files. Pict-rs does not reprocess all media types on upload and it’s not hard to attach an entire .zip file or other media within an image (https://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Embed_a_zip_file_into_an_image)
ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ノ raise your dongers
I’m going to self host my own instance so I can have a cool username
This better be angry Torvalds
Edit: It was