This is the case with a lot of apps that follow SemVer, even though it’s not an official part of the spec. It’s not specific to Rust.

The other common thing I see is that if it’s been at 0.x for a long time, the minor version number eventually gets “promoted” to a major version number once the app is stable. For example, React went from 0.14.x to 15.0.0.

The “automatically includes a hashtag with new posts” link goes to the wrong PR.

Lemmy would still need to provide the UI for searching, and handle keeping Elasticsearch up-to-date.

A dependency on Elasticsearch would significantly increase RAM usage though, so if Lemmy were to add support for it, it should be optional.

Ah, okay. Thanks for the details.

Isn’t there already some interop between Mastodon and Lemmy? I’ve seen Mastodon users comment on my Lemmy posts. Maybe Mastodon posts that aren’t replies don’t appear in Lemmy.

Check if your local area has any laws around maximum rent increases per year, and how much notice is required. I once got a decent reduction because the apartment company notified me one day too late.

The local staff likely don’t have any power. Generally with the larger companies, all the rent increases are automated and the only people with any power to change it are very high up at the company.

I’m from Melbourne Australia but currently live in the San Francisco Bay Area. Both areas have drinkable tap water without having to boil it.

Too bad the Fairphone isn’t available outside of Europe.

Don’t use wifi for any cameras that are used for security purposes, as an attacker can just use a wifi jammer to block it from the network. Get a good PoE camera instead.

I usually recommend the Dahua T5442T-ZE (https://a.co/d/gj2WclN) as a good outdoor camera with very good night time performance. There’s several in-depth reviews on IPCamTalk (I’d recommend reading their quick start wiki too).

You can save money with Reolink, but their cameras are lower quality and horrible at night. Dahua and Hikvision are the #1 and #2 camera manufacturers in the world.

Regardless of which brand you get, ensure you put the cameras on a separate VLAN with no internet access. This is for security reasons.

You’ll also need a NVR to record footage - either a hardware NVR from the same manufacturer, or software like Blue Iris or Frigate.

Shouldn’t it keep some EXIF data though, like the image copyright?

Nice!

Your link to Authenticator Pro is broken, by the way.

By “switching entirely to HTTP”, do you mean Server-Sent Events, or do you mean polling? I havent tried 0.18.0 yet, but in general polling can end up using far more resources unless you’re doing something clever like passing the last update timestamp to the server and only querying the DB for new content since that timestamp (and timestamps are indexed in the DB).