Yes, I barely remembered him as "the sleazeball from episode 1", and now having what like half the episode revolve around him felt weird. Not enough Hori in this episode. But still it was fun, and I'm definitely looking forward to what's dtill to come!
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Content is federated by default, it's how I'm reading your post in https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] and not in https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy
What you propose and mean by "federated" (combining communities across instances by default) presents significant technical difficulties, because there is no central authority of existing communities across all Lemmy instances. Imagine someone sets up a new instance, and some user there creates a community "foo" and becomes its moderator.
Then this instance begins federating with another one, where a community "foo" created by a different user already exists. Which one is the "correct" one? Who is its moderator?
You may already be aware of it since it was mentioned in your issue on GitHub, but for the benefit of others reading here: at least one possible cause of this (rejection of activitypub messages due to too tight signature expiration deadlines) should be fixed in the next rc: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/3379
I believe any two posts linking to the same URL are treated as a cross-post, and that is discovered at instance-level. There's nothing more to it than creating two posts in different communities with the same link.
ETA: But to answer your question directly, there's no support for doing that as a single action with Jerboa yet.
The setting is tied to your instance account, because the backend delivers the results with the specified sorting. If you change it via the browser, it should be reflected in Jerboa.
No, the user account is bound to the instance you created it on. But you can participate in communities from other instances from your home instance. That's the whole point of federation.
Think of it like email: If you have a gmail.com address, you can only log in there, but you can send and receive mails from anywehere, not just other gmail.com users.
Hi, I just came across this, sorry for the late reply. Neither you nor the community are banned, it was indeed affected by the bug https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3075 which I triggered by changing something with an account from another instance.
I'm communicating with the admin of feddit.de in the hopes that they can fix it manually. Failing that, I hope the next release of Lemmy could contain an automatic fix.
You mean a version later than 0.0.34alpha? Sorry, maybe I'm blind, I can't find it. Could you post the direct link?
I think it's funny. Also, while just researching to debunk the common "Lemmings committin mass suicide misconception", I came across these additional gems:
In 1532, the geographer Jacob Ziegler of Bavaria proposed the theory that the creatures fell out of the sky during stormy weather and then died suddenly when the grass grew in spring. This description was contradicted by natural historian Ole Worm, who accepted that lemmings could fall out of the sky, but claimed that they had been brought over by the wind rather than created by spontaneous generation.
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Another myth may have roots in the fiercely aggressive nature of lemmings during population booms, and the corresponding leftovers of predatory frenzies: lemmings do not explode.
No, not exactly as the "share to app" function at least. But in the three dots menu under the post there's "copy permalink", that should do it? You just need to paste the URL manually in the target app.
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