nice Winux!

of course, https://yorunoken.s-ul.eu/B9HyWyoo

oh my, it seems I'm blind. Thanks everyone!

hmm, interesting. It works when I do it in my node environment, but the moment the browser tries to make the request it fails.

my windows is installed on my C drive so I don't think it's used(?)

https://lemmy.world/comment/130434 I've already answered some people

yeah that's what I observed after a few more trying, is there a possible workaround to this?

Hello, I just made a new bookmarklet where it automatically transfers all of your subscribed communities to another instance, can be found here

also, you should replace const myInst="lemmy.world"; with const myInst = window.location.hostname;, it automatically fetches what instance you're on.

Forgot to mention: The program creates a login.json file that holds your credentials, so don't share it with anyone.

I found it out through the Sisyphus meme, and I'm so glad I did

oh, it's because lemmy.world doesn't allow api requests from lemmy.ml, and vice-versa. Is it possible that there's a workaround?

I didn't want to use it but I didn't see any other way to tackle the cors issue

well most of the stuff I have in it is junk data, I already backed up the important files in my other disk, so I guess it'll be fine. Thank you

well, yes you're right about that. I still want to continue using Linux, I guess Ubuntu would be a better choice

Hello, no I haven't installed the packs yet. Will do so, thank you.

VM has an option to enable GPU acceleration iirc, would that solve it?

Thank you

I just ended up backing up the important data from Mia, then deleted the disk, turned it into a basic disc, and used a partition tool to combine them.

Hello! I made an improved version where the script automatically subscribes to the communities it fetches.