I wonder if it's because [email protected] sidebar and rules say:
This Community is intended for posts about the Lemmy.world server.
That means announcements from the team, issues you see etc.
There's so much spam in this community already. People are using it as a catch-all community
thank you! that's exactly what I was looking for. Was originally testing and added lemmy.world as an allowed instance and was wondering why federation wasn't working. TYSM!
This may be the first time I've heard a government official say that these are not be classic "aliens" but may actually be multi-dimensional beings.
Grusch did lose me a bit though when he said he didn't go to college but was appointed to his position because he knew physics. And the way he talked about it was a bit parochial.
You can search your mastodon account for @[email protected] or do something like https://mastodon.social/@[email protected]
my first takeaway is that news nation has horrible editors. the commercials and plugs this past week made Grusch sounds kinda dumb. He was well spoken in the actual interview IMO.
Not that I've seen. Both YouTube TV and Hulu TV have a free trial tho. That's what I'm using and then I'll cancel afterwards.
Yeah, that's the biggest thing that turned me away from using kbin. It almost seems like it wants the community/posts from its instance to be the de facto ones. /tin foil hat
Yep! I've had issue direct searching for kbin communities here and communities from here on kbin though. I think that kbin federates very slowly.
Examples:
One of my favorite hacks! I have a 30’ collapsible and I put a fishing rod end eyelet on the end of the pole. I then attach a double sided carabiner to it and feed the end fed through it.
That's where that pic was taken, it's W0C/FR-174. Activating in the rockies definitely makes you work for it.
You can search on your instance in the search area: https://lemmy.ml/search
You can do a general search if you want or if you know the name of the community you want to sub to, you can search for
[[email protected]](/c/[email protected])Another great way to simply find a community is by using https://browse.feddit.de/ Search for an interest/community there and then do a search with the community address on your instance like I said above.