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Jack (of Twitter fame) is asking about Lemmy
  • That description is very fair. Hopefully as Memmy and other Lemmy apps progress, we will have more and easier moderation tools for users (rather than relying on admins).

  • Please don't hate me I know I'm a mess
  • Relish it. Go through your receipt and verify every item is in the bags. Bonus points for ticking off each entry with a pen and confirming the SKUs are correct.

  • Server Updated to 0.18.1
  • Thank you!

  • Show all comments after following a link from an inbox reply to a thread?

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    For those who grew up without DLCs and microtransactions and games went unchanged after launch. How has the adjustment been to current day monetization and game updates?
  • Dude we’re old af and don’t have time to finish the games themselves. We sure as shit don’t have time to play extra levels on top.

  • r/madlads gave everyone mod powers (2 days ago)
  • Anybody want to post what the mod log looks like at this point?

  • Preparing for apocalypse
  • I have an alternate solution: Let them in, and harass them mercilessly beyond the purview of Meta rules.

  • Meta will kill small instances! Please read.
  • I mean, isn’t that good? Small instances thrive because they run faster without the overload of a bunch of users. I don’t want every asshole from Instagram on the instance I’m on.

  • Meta will kill small instances! Please read.
  • Why would Meta target small instances, though, instead of larger, more popular ones? And how does it matter if Meta blocks small instances or if small instances block Meta? The result is the same.

  • Meta will kill small instances! Please read.
  • Honestly, I don’t see how this is a threat to “small” instances. Why would Meta target defederation with some dude’s 5 user instance that barely registers on anyone’s radar?

  • Against Lemmy Karma
  • Karma was originally visible raw upvote / downvote tally. Reddit just obscured the upvote and downvote numbers to discourage manipulation for karma.

    Limiting participation based on karma didn’t happen for a long time. By the time some huge subreddits took that step, it (or some other gatekeeping) was necessary to filter a lot of malicious users.

  • How can an instance comply with GDPR if they're federated?
  • It isn’t a single site or host, and there is no owner. Wouldn’t that be like saying “e-mail must be GDPR compliant”?

  • is this downtime like normal?
  • I am on a relatively small instance and have had zero sluggishness or delays. Don’t jump on someone’s decade old laptop with a thousand other users.

  • Insurance in US
  • Non-ACA compliant plans are the norm now that the individual mandate is dead. I have one and it is definitely not for catastrophic only coverage. It is just mediocre compared to a major group plan. I deal with health insurance through work, and ACA compliant plans have become the rare exception rather than the rule.

    You are right about the rates. $400 is a ballpark because it is what my office uses to determine monthly reimbursement for coverage purchased by individuals, since we are too small to bargain for a decent group plan. But we have no cancer survivors or other extreme high risk individuals.

  • [Request] Option to open current address in a browser
  • Actually this does not work for blocking communities, unfortunately. The link goes to the server hosting the community, not the user’s instance.

  • [Request] Option to open current address in a browser
  • I did not realize that, and that helps. But mainly I’m wanting to block communities as quickly as possible. I got a LOT of furry porn popping up on all.

  • Caw Caw
  • The Spire sleeps… and so do I.

  • Option to open current address in a browser

    I’m loving wefwef, but obviously it does not yet have feature parity with the web versions of fediverse instances. For example, if the user wants to block a community or what have you, the user must open a browser and manually navigate to the same location to do so. Saving images, copying text, and other capabilities just aren’t there (yet).

    As a workaround, give the user the option to open the current location in a web browser. The user can do whatever they want there without retracing steps to manually find the same location. Then the user can quickly switch back to wefwef to continue use.

    Thanks for everything you all are doing with it.

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