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I used to buy these little pocket-sized Sudoku books that I’d keep with me, usually play a puzzle or two while commuting to work or something.

And instead mentions Bluesky, which I wouldn’t even really classify as part of the Fediverse. Sure, it’s federated, but it’s pretty much just federated with its own self, and isn’t accessible from any part of the Fediverse at large.

Who is watching YT videos through this app?

99% of YouTube users.

Lack of voice chat, message history, media hosting, screen sharing, or just about any other feature most people actually want these days. The people who want a live, purely text-only service are a stark minority anymore.

For some reason, attachments to comments posted from Kbin/Mbin don’t seem to appear for Lemmy users.

Lemmy’s still small enough that if you’re even remotely active, you start to recognize just about everybody. I like that, and I kinda miss that about the smaller communities/forums of the old internet.

Only if you federate with those instances. You could defed from them, and Mastodon could make up 0% of your Fediverse.

What’s wrong with just blocking/defederating from what you don’t want to see in your feed?

Just one. Technically, it’s this one. My “main” account is my kbin.social account, but it’s so frequently having performance issues that I’ve been using this account almost exclusively for a while now.

SavedYouAClick is a subreddit where users post news articles that have clickbait headlines, but will edit the title to include what the clickbait actually is, to “save you a click” by getting the gist of the headline without needing to read the article. Usually reserved for articles that either have an egregiously misleading headline, or are multi-page articles designed to maximize ad impressions on the reader. So post titles may be something like “New law may impact Chicago drivers soon | No new law, ‘left on red’ is still illegal”.

Both can be true.

It won’t gain traction until there’s content on it people actually want to watch. The best app developer in world could make a Peertube app tomorrow, and it wouldn’t mean anything to the 99.999% of people who aren’t interested in watching 2-hour seminars about Linux kernel.

Wind Waker is definitely my answer whenever this question pops up. It’s one of the few fully-3D games from that era that still holds up moderately well today. A lot of Gamecube games definitely look like Gamecube games when emulated with out-of-the-box settings, but Wind Waker looks like an indie game that could’ve come out last year when emulated.

The Zelda art teams really are masters at their craft.

I am on Fi and can confirm that this is how my plan works. I pay a standard rate per GB of data used, up to a cap where I will not be charged any more for the cycle.

Fuckin’ A, man.

This is why they also put the giant notice on the driver’s window.

That seems like a pretty big oversight on the Lemmy development side of things. There should, at the very least, be an option to submit a report either anonymously or to have it tied to your account. A disclaimer could be included that anonymous reports cannot be responded to in case that is a concern for users.

Can’t see anything here in Austin, either. :(

On most Lemmy instances, you can go to the bottom of the front page and click the “Instances” link, and it’ll show you all the other instances that one is connected to and which ones they block.

For Lemm.ee: https://lemm.ee/instances

LemmyWorld is already defederated from a lot of instances that the average user is likely to be blocking, anyway, so chances are those communities won’t show up in your All feed to begin with.