enjoy, love my ender3v2. had helped fix a few toys with the kids and using TPU to create some great functional prints for around the house.
Peregrinus
joined 1 year ago
Luigi looks decent, not sure about the primordial soup and gloop all over Mario :D
people should just block Federation from "Lemmy.management" to start with. one less activitypub abuser.
although the bot my not care, I am looking forward it. I like the routine and I think they do too, like little soldiers of education.
probably going to be different across servers (haven't confirmed) but many are using pictrs as part of Lemmy for image management. you can configure the details on how and at what quality they are stored. git is here: https://git.asonix.dog/asonix/pict-rs
cheers, set this up and it's solid.
if terf isn't a slur, Normie isn't either. people seem to get irrationally upset about the word normal. normal is a well defined word, the same way cis is but it seems one group is fine with one whilst the other isn't.
instead of focusing on labels and how much they upset you (I don't mean who I am replying to), focus on understanding and respecting people's differences, regardless of terminology.
this is the correct answer, someone listed it as a feature request or bug on GitHub https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3448 but I'm not sure what the long term answer is.
I do agree though that is lends itself to encouraging people to larger instances which isn't really the spirit of Lemmy.
Ahh cheers, yes it does. Thank you..
it's there somewhere I can read about how that local vs non content is handled? for example, if you delete non local from AZ. what does that mean from an end users perspective? how does the experience change or can they simply never see beyond X years old content? considering firing up an instance myself, even if it's just for friends.
I do this many times a day :)
if you are comfortable running python scripts: https://github.com/andreblue/doc-breaker I also have many many more word lists. I'd be happy to give it a shot if the contents are not too sensitive.