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  • That's a good question, but I'd rather like to know if you have ever had a dream that you, um, you had, your, you- you could, you’ll do, you- you wants, you, you could do so, you- you’ll do, you could- you, you want, you want them to do you so much you could do anything?

  • Wasn't objectively very funny, but we were fucking in like a standing position next to the bed and she started leaning forward, I started leaning forward, and we just tumbled onto the bed in a mess of appendages. Had to stop for a while because we were laughing so hard 🤣

  • But... That's already the case even with timezones... There already is an international date line where one side is a day off the other.

  • "Die Bildsprache im Bergsport"... Gibt halt keine Angaben, was damit genau gemeint ist. Wer macht diese Bildsprache und wo ist sie zu sehen? Ich krieg davon nix mit. Sollte sowas nicht erläutert werden, wenn man darauf aufmerksam machen will?

    Woher weiß man, dass das wirklich eine große Falschrepräsentation da ist? Hat man geschaut, wieviel Bilder es von dem einen gibt, wieviel von dem anderen, und wieviel das Verhältnis tatsächlich in der Bevölkerung ist?

    Für mich sieht das ganz aus wie "ja fühlen wir halt iwie so also muss das wohl so sein"

  • Well, if you want a good third party opinion, you should probably write up a few paragraphs about your aunt, include multiple key experiences that can show a couple things about her character, show the photo she took, show the reactions to the photo by others, talk about how the other people in that photo felt why they wanted to take the photo, and probably a couple more personal questions about you and others of your family.

  • If there's too little content, that likely means that you spend more than a couple of hours on reddit. Yep, there's not enough content to fill your day here. But also, maybe there shouldn't be. If you go on here like max 1hr each day, you won't notice a difference. Anything more, yeah, you're "missing" content. But why spend more than 1hr daily here?...

  • Much better to be kinda effective and it works for you than try to be perfect and fail :)

  • No one said it should be normal or is reasonable. They're just saying it's possible, which it is.

  • How about if you're their bangmaid and therapist right back? Sounds like a good deal to me

  • I like to use "Top of X" a lot 🤔

  • we should ignore the “advice” from reddit that tells us that people are too stupid to sign up for anything

    Definitely agree. The problem is just when someone in the past said "you should join

    <forum x>

    !", you were always able to just immediately go to forum x's signup page and sign up. But if someone hears of Lemmy, and goes to join-lemmy.org, there is no way to go to a signup page directly. They have to first learn about the multiple servers, and choose one. I think a "fast join" button like you say should be fine, and immediately next to it something to catch all the advanced actually curious users with something like a "advanced sign-up"

    In lemmy-ui we have a post-deduplicator for feeds

    That's weird, because that's exactly from where I'm coming from, I'm always using the lemm.ee website directly on all my devices, and I constantly see duplicate posts.

    Copying historical content and rewriting history isn’t possible in a federated system

    I have less knowledge of this topic so I'll defer to you, but I have the feeling this may not be true. You might of course not be able to ensure consistency between all instances, ensure that it's been changed everywhere, but I really can't see why this is any different than "editing" a comment's content or a post title, which is already possible. Why wouldn't it be possible to "edit" the comment/post author in exactly the same way?

    Thanks for your response and all you're doing!

  • Makes sense :)

  • Doesn't the Netherlands help you pay for your home if you're too poor to be able to yourself?

    I'm not saying don't give anything, just wondering.

  • That's why no one suggested "simply consolidating". I didn't suggest any solution at all. I'm just posing a question of if this actually pretty big problem is attempted to be handled.

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  • Of course they're fucking leechers, only 0.3 ratio? Pathetic

  • gives a prepopulated list

    The official one also does that. I'm talking about choosing a username, password, and email maybe, and then clicking register, and being done. No thinking involved.

    Crossposts only show up once on the default UI

    False, you get links to the other posts, of which you posted a screenshot, but each post is handled as being completely separate. If you are in the subscribed, local or all feeds, you would see all of these posts separately. Have you really never noticed scrolling by "the same" post multiple times? You have to go to each post manually to get all the comments to the "same" thing.

    but Mastodon doesn’t allow it either [...] due to technical limitations

    Yes, I know that. But I'm also a programmer and I know that "technical limitations" is mostly a term for "that's how we started it and it would be too costly to solve now, so we'll just dismiss it" and not for actual limitations (i.e. not technically possible). It'd maybe require breaking changes of some kind or some kind of annoying backwards compatibility workaround, but that is why I'm asking. I'm not completely familiar with activity pub, but there's likely some key used to verify posts/messages are made by a certain user, and there's currently no way to transfer or change that key to a new account. But it seems very technically possible to me, and also possible without massive security issues. So that was my question, is there any plans to do this or no?

  • Are there any plans to deal with the most common annoyances regarding Lemmy? In my opinion these are all based on federation:

    1. Some completely automated way for users to join Lemmy. Yeah, it's not hard to select a server and it's a "good thing to do", but it's still better to give people the option to go for convenience instead of the "proper" path. Maybe some kind of system where instances sign up for this general, convenience way of signing up, and the registered users just get automatically distributed evenly across those instances.
    2. Duplicate post aggregation. The nature of federation will always make it make sense to have duplicate communities, but this will also make posts with the same links, same images, same videos, etc show up in people's "all" feeds multiple times. It is technically possible to algorithmically detect these duplicates and offer users a UI option (not actual backend merge) to merge them all visually into one post.
    3. A way to backup your whole user data and completely restore it on any instance you want. If an instance goes under, it should be possible to keep all subscriptions, all your posts, all your comments, and migrate them to a new instance.
  • ... I'm from Germany and talking from a German perspective. I can ask some of my female friends where they get their clothes if you want?

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  • Thanks, yeah, looks like it

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  • Yeah, I'm not doubting that necessarily, I was just pointing out that "well documented" was not what OPs comment was.