Here's the full archived article instead of a screenshot of a headline:
captain_americano
joined 1 year ago
Not accusing you of this, but there might be confusion between the instance lemmy.world and the self-titled lemmy.world community. This is about moderation in the lemmy.world community, which is meant to discuss the instance; not moderation of the instance as a whole.
Are you looking for something for espresso or pour-over, and what's your budget?
Interesting, I'll try playing around with it more. I was on quite a few Beehaw communities, and could only see posts from before defederation while logged in. When viewing those same communities signed out, more recent posts and comments were visible.
You can do it manually, but if you're operating from your lemmy.world account Beehaw communities won't update for you. You can only view what was posted before the defederation, if I'm understanding things correctly.
Hey, TigerClaw. Looks like the Lemmy error of throwing your comment into another thread happened.
I hope that comes eventually. Right now I browse an instance in another tab or window, then copy/paste the community name I want to join into the search on my instance.
What do you mean by mask-off moment? The article was criticizing the western influence in Chinese population control measures. Are you only going off the article title?
Plus once other services like k.bin start communicating more freely with Lemmy it can stay relevant.
The 'spoiler' filter tag is a nice alternative to NSFW...when it works.
Unfortunately, Reddit doesn't always apply the thumbnail blur, which led to The Mandalorian being spoiled for me. :-(
I'm loving my Orea; it's replaced the V60 most days. I haven't bothered with flat filters because of the negotiator tool as well, but Kalita filters have been working fine. One thing I've found is that some coffee will stay between the brewer and the filter without flowing down. I'm not sure if tipping the Orea and adding that 'stuck' coffee is helping or hurting the cup, but once I get a TDS meter I'd like to see how much dissolved solids (or passthrough water) I'm adding at the end of a brew.