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K. Ryabitsev

If you're wondering why you can't follow society.oftrolls.com accounts from social.k.o, it's because we can't actually talk to them -- we can only do TLS1.2 maximum due to still being on RHEL7 for a little while longer, and they only allow TLS1.3.
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conor

Conor Dooley

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@monsieuricon Ahh, makes a lot of sense! I was wondering why I couldn't see Arnd anywere!
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K. Ryabitsev

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FYI, I'm working with @tbr@society.oftrolls.com to figure things out. Standby. :)
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K. Ryabitsev

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Success, we can now fruitfully talk to the society.oftrolls.com instance! Thanks to @tbr for relaxing their config a little bit to allow jankier crypto versions. :)
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Vlastimil Babka

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@monsieuricon and I blamed Husky /o\ which does seem to have some quirks btw, or it's also Pleroma? After clicking Follow I seem to need to refresh the person's profile to see all transitions of the button through Follow requested to Following, or later I find out the follow didn't go through.
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