But doesn’t the instance it is delicious (edit: FUCK AUTOCORRECT!) delivered to do that, and then if the image changes later, it wouldn’t update? And then I thought further that people from other instances likewise pull from the host instance, rather than the original source.
Except maybe Lemmy.world, if the image caching was added in a more recent update, which I thought was the case?
Anyway, I’m not saying that any of this happens, only that I thought it might.
Just hot link the image to a host that you have control of instead of uploading it to lemmy. Then you can change the image anytime you like and it won’t be affected by any caching on lemmy.
Are we so sure about that ordering?
Depends. Is there enough coffee to accomplish the latter, or must the second be carried out to fulfill the first?
Okay fr fr, but…
Twovix (dammit! now I’m stuck with that spelling!?) isn’t even the only pair of beings that she murdered this week:-).
I think you announce your intentions before the coffee, then you get the coffee so you can enjoy it more.
It doesn’t hurt watching him run around the ship pleading for help, and while making eye contact nobody steps forward to really break his spirit.
So dark. Love it.
We should do it in a different order each time
Randomization subroutine…
At a technical level it is totally possible. You just make the URL resolve to a different image each time.
I’m not sure it would be appreciated by the mods
(Wouldn’t work anyway, due to Lemmy’s caching approach iirc)
It should as Lemmy will pull any image that is linked in the markdown.
But doesn’t the instance it is
delicious(edit: FUCK AUTOCORRECT!) delivered to do that, and then if the image changes later, it wouldn’t update? And then I thought further that people from other instances likewise pull from the host instance, rather than the original source.Except maybe Lemmy.world, if the image caching was added in a more recent update, which I thought was the case?
Anyway, I’m not saying that any of this happens, only that I thought it might.
Just hot link the image to a host that you have control of instead of uploading it to lemmy. Then you can change the image anytime you like and it won’t be affected by any caching on lemmy.
Oh, does image caching not apply to remotely hosted content? Well, then yeah, that sounds good.