RedStrider

In Mastodon, post urls have the structure

<domain>/@<username>/<post id on your instance>

For your instance, and

<domain>/@<username>@<user instance>/<post id on origin instance>

for federated posts. Which makes it really easy to find a post even if it's not on your instance, I use an add-on called Mastodon Redirector that makes this even easier.

But on Lemmy it is just <domain>/<post id on your instance> no matter if it's a local post or not.

So if I have a post url on a different instance, say https://lemm.ee/post/49270741 how do I get to it on lemmy.world? (without just searching for it.)

(Couldn't find a better community)

The most mysterious song on the internet is no longer that, as it has been identified as FEX - Subways of Your Mind by a Reddit user. (< this is the studio version, the version we've had was just a demo.) Apparently the band has been contacted, and they plan to do a reunion rerecording in the near future.

2 other songs from the band were also discovered, and just 6 hours ago FEX, the band, sent a live recording as proof so now we have 3 versions of the song!

(It's not AI if you were suspecting that. Seems very real.)

History has been made!

It happens at 1:21:20 for the lazy (click me!)

Firefox will sometimes stop me from making a new tab and force me to update, is there a way to bypass this screen? Just to be clear I don't want to remove auto-updates, just stop it from forcing me.

Today I was writing something and it made me update. Meaning I had to stop working on the thing I was writing so I could close the browser. Then when it updated it deleted all my toolbars whyyyyyy.

why does this genuinely sound so good?

seems microsoft flagged it as malware https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher/issues/3670

I know animals can have limbs surgically replanted and still work. But can the same be said about plants? Could I cleanly cut down a tree, then stick it back on, and have it still grow into itself?