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Thanks!

As an user, tiled posts + domain block are the most interesting features for me. It's competing with Mbin for priority now, as Mbin has hybrid view + domain blocking.

Also was a bit drowsy when I commented before and hadn't noticed, but the two people mentioned have their instances in subdomains, so I'm guessing the tool allows it? Didn't read the tutorial fully either, so will have to take a deeper look.👀

Saving to check later. 👀

Btw, didn't follow through much so I ask, what's special about Piefed when compared to Friendica, Mbin or Lemmy? Been meaning to get practice in web hosting by setting up an instance but as I don't know how to use a same domain for multiple instances at once, I want to proceed cautiously at first.

If I got what you mean, then when formatting is pasted weird and I don't want the formatting, I try pasting into a text editor with no markdown enabled, such as Notepad++ and Sublime Text in a fresh install, then copy the pasted text if it came good.

I don't follow closely so can't be sure, but I'd imagine no modding scene fully dies, only shrinks after the interest peak passes.

And with how technology is moving to a problematic end, more people get bothered and try to revert course for what interests them. But as the reversion tries to win against the original course, the messier it becomes, what feels to people as if the original course is gaining traction and thus bothering more and more people which then try to reverse the course in their own niches. That considered, I'd imagine there's always space for a modding/jailbreak scene to keep existing.

A cautionary tale, this one: never put all your eggs in one basket

And further I'd say: whenever possible, have at least two alternatives, with at least one being fully offline

And if you try to mod you Apple phone to fix it from having remote killswitches and, to my knowledge, you're in Japan or the US, but likely in a few other places too, you're a criminal. 🙄

The first episode of the English dub of FLCL. It's so random and excessive that it feels like I'm watching a video from Max0r or Ssethzenacht. XD

I'm not its target audience (not much of movies fan), but considering I made sheets for similar uses for music and games, it makes me think:

• couldn't it be fully offline? More reassurance of no data collection and it should keep being useful virtually forever, specially if physical media and DRM-free movies and series get traction.
• instead of an LLM, why not a local database with a tag or like/dislike system, with the system having a bit of randomness for suggestions to have an algorithm?
• in line with the first point, if an LLM is a must, why not have a local one trained specifically on movies and series?

Oddly enough, for me walking lessens the symptoms of the flu, leaving only a burning sensation in the nose and a slight light-headedness while I exercise.

Preference and some programs being easier to find through such drawers.

For those that stick to Windows, best I could find was Winlaunch. According to it, it simulates de MacOS app drawer, but I didn't use MacOS enough to be able to tell, and I found it when looking for Android-like app drawers instead.

Don't know the statistics, but as a native Portuguese speaker, the impression I get is that the other Romance languages are simpler. So if indeed it's the hardest of the bunch, maybe starting with Portuguese automatically makes others easier to learn. Just worth noting, there's quite a lot of overlap between the Romance languages, so patience to learn to separate them may be needed.

Run two Steam instances at the same time? 😬