60 days notice is standard on Mastodon, it would be nice to see instances commit to that.

I am the voyager dev!

Oh it would be cool to see filter by instance for the getPosts endpoint too!

hmm, I don’t think Lemmy’s API allows for filtering communities by instance. That would be a really cool feature though!

Edit I found this open issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1298

Try to login to any instance and submit with blank username/password.

Alternatively, (bit more complicated but provides a nice interface to browse) you can select an instance in the signup flow, and press the (...) icon in the header to “connect as guest”

What do you mean by searching for other instances?

You can browse any instance as a guest. Not sure it that’s what you mean!

:( It works on lemmy-ui/photon/alexandrite/voyager (maybe others too - these are just ones I’ve tested that work)

Lol. I wish XKCD showed date published.

Btw I just found out that lemmy-ui supports markdown citations.

It’s not documented AFAIK though.

Ope!

Yep that makes sense. I am more thinking about VFR flight in the context of ultralights. So let me rephrase- in the context of ultralights (VFR) the vast majority of US airspace does not require talking to ATC or even having a radio onboard.

I’m an unlicensed ultralight pilot and I know where I can and cannot fly. Every ultralight pilot I know also knows where to fly (and how to read a sectional).

Join us !paramotor@lemmy.world

Sure but the vast majority of US airspace is uncontrolled.

Cool pic! Happy cake day.

DST is bad, byte me

Pic no worky

:(

If I was an homeowning instead of renting, I would have bought a much better refrigerator at trice the cost. But I won’t pay that much for an appliance I’m not going to own, and my landlord won’t pay it for one he wouldn’t use, so I’m stuck with a cheap and noisy refrigerator.

Right, I’ve been on both sides of your example. I’ve both bought a refrigerator while owning a home (and picked a more expensive model), and I’ve also had a fridge replaced by a landlord with a cheap model.

Again, for me the renting side of this is a “pro”. I will second guess not splurging if I know it is an option while owning. If I rent, I just don’t care because its not an option in the first place, and I love that.

I’m currently renting a home for space for gardening. Tomato seedlings went out last weekend :)

So there’s that, and there’s retirement. Having set expenses (aside from taxes) is super important and you’ll never have that with renting when you’re retired.

I don’t consider my home a retirement vehicle. I save separately for that. But I do understand that for some people, it is, and that’s understandable.