When a link to Pixeldrain is posted in Lemmy, it looks like all instances will grab a copy of the picture. This can be 30-50 servers going for it in the space of a minute or two. This is triggering Pixeldrain's hotlink protection. So is Lemmy and Pixeldrain currently suited for each other?

This page with it's pair of key pairs has been up since the end of 2003 at least. So if you want to encrypt a test post everyone can read - try these.

There is the Lemmy 10,000 character limit for posts to contend with. To test longer we could rely on file storing sites. But there is a way to do it through Lemmy alone.

I've a big one for thanatos. It's in the picture. But the trick is how to whip it out.

My own public key isn't far away. Good luck. Edit: name of mod fix'd, sorry!

So here's this nice hedgehog, that my neighbour posted earlier. But they forgot that PostImage does not remove the gps data. Lemmy does this for you when it stores images. Of course, you can clean it, or change it, yourself with the likes of Exif Pilot. As for myself, I will be speaking to you all just as soon as I have got The Budget ready.

Out of the packet with a divot taken out. Makes it look just the same size. I'll be comparing weight in future.