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I can understand this. This is a server hosted by an individual who doesn’t want the potential legal headaches that may arise. Everyone is free to make another account on another instance, or create their own instance.
I can understand this. This is a server hosted by an individual who doesn’t want the potential legal headaches that may arise. Everyone is free to make another account on another instance, or create their own instance.
You can always host your own instance. Then you can choose what is blocked and what isn’t.
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30 new ships in a year? I doubt it. I mean, they can’t even afford to keep one aircraft carrier running.
Also, who eats their pizza with a salad?
I’ll have to disagree there. When you Favourite a post, the person that posted it gets a notification about the fact, while if you Bookmark something no notification is sent. In effect you are telling the person that you “Liked” their post.
Also, looking at the Explore section of Mastodon the following message is shown at the top of the feed:
These are posts from across the social web that are gaining traction today. Newer posts with more boosts and favorites are ranked higher.
So those Favourites are used by the algorithm to rank posts. Bookmarks are totally private and only used to save posts for your own use.
I don’t see it that way. There are separate options to Favourite or Bookmark a post. To me Bookmarking something is so you can refer to it later, although nothing is stopping you using Favourites that way.
I recently got my first FreeSync monitor and it’s the best thing ever. Everything looks so smooth!
Wasted? I’ve browsed more dank memes than all of my ancestors combined.
When there was an influx of users during the Reddit blackout, they said that they were getting lots of trolls and they couldn’t keep up with the moderation. Lemmy.world and Sh.itjust.works had the most traffic and were letting people sign up without vetting so the Beehaw admins decided to defederate those communities.
Hey, I had a lot of fun playing this! Also mixed with periods of rage. But fun! And also rage.
The Lemmy.world server is owned by the same guy that owns Mastodon.world. Nothing to do with the Lemmy devs. Just mainstream general interest servers.
Go to “Communities” at the top of your page and filter by All. It gives you a listing and shows how many users there are in each.
I was thinking the same thing. I’ve been using the filters to go to New and Hot and other things but when someone comes to the front page they shouldn’t keep seeing the same posts for many hours or even days. I remember years ago on Reddit they altered the algorithm so that newer posts would show up more frequently on the front page and it was a massive improvement.
Still over 5K subs are dark: https://reddark.untone.uk/ It will be interesting to see how that changes over time.
Ok thanks!
This is helpful! Does anyone know what it means when you try to subscribe to a community and it just says “Subscribe Pending”? That has happened to me 2-3 times, and it just seems to stay like that.
Oh good, it’s not just me. Glad to hear it is being worked on.
Not exactly what you asked for, but I found one for new communities. I’ve subbed to some I found there.
The Ryzen 7 5700G only supports PCIe 3.0. Your GPU is PCIe 4.0 so you may lose some frames as the connection will be downgraded to PCIe 3.0. Same for your SSD, it will be downgraded to a PCIe 3.0 connection.
I have a 6750 XT, although it’s the Asus Dual version. Goes hard. I use it for 1440p gaming and it’s performing well. (Has some coil whine in certain scenarios, though.)
Finally, unless you are really set on the ITX form factor it may be worth going to micro ATX. It will be cheaper and you’ll get better cooling in a larger case.