This is part of the growing pains, once moderation tools mature, this type of federation will be less of an issue.

Works on firefox desktop.

Do we have a favicon yet? Or is it only me who can’t see it?

osTicket, Radarr, Sonarr, Bazarr, Plex, SABnzbd

Found nothing with Google, sounds made up.

It’s already inside all of us.

If you are on web, there’s a literal “Block community” button, if not, you have to say which app you are on.

It does, especially on hot days when they all come for me. Get a good bottle spray tho.

Get a spray bottle, put alcohol in it, it will always hit one.

Clear browser cache if on web, if on app delete session data.

They did usually end up paying or not?

Show them pictures or videos of a root canal.

That would be pretty hard to predict, but you can easily pick an instance that’s on both beehaw and lemmy.world

https://beehaw.org/instances

https://lemmy.world/instances

Just create an account with an instance that federates with both.

This is important to note, we’re not the customers nor the product for now.

Instances need to be sustainable as to not look for other potential types of funding.

Short version:

lemmy: some sort of opensource type of Reddit

instances: can also be called servers, anyone can host a lemmy code.

community: synonym for subreddit

federation: instances can federate (connect) to each other and their users can interact with the connected instances, they can also defederate (disconnect).

You got it right, if you want to use your lemmy.world account, you gotta browse through lemmy.world.

Going to https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/piracy you would need a lemmy.dbzer0.com account.

You can also link to another community on another instance with this syntax: !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com

From the looks of it, seems like the people who don’t care about the API are the ones left behind, makes me think these are the type of people who don’t contribute; and sooner or later they’ll realize that.

/r/askscience /r/askmen and the ones for the TV shows I watch.