Well... just saved one of those files, renamed it to file.html and opened it with the browser. Seems to be the f-droid homepage lacking the css.
What could it be? That doesn't happen on any other website.
On my desktop, the name is something like <random>.ptrom. Im from Portugal. Could ptrom have anything to do with it?
Actualy, downloadfile.bin.
Desculpa. E o social.coletivos.org.
When will someone create a wrep (web regular expression search and print)!?
Absolutely zero "interpretation" of what the user "really wanted".
What am I missing?...
Só conheço esta e a ciberlândia.
Dá um jeitaço aos fachos que toda a gente ache que não há alternativa. Da última vez que acharam isso gramaram com um fdp durante 41 anos. Mas, como lobotomizados, esquecemos depressa.
Maybe I should have been on Reddit first to really understand it.
Thanks. I'm figuring this all out as I go... never ben very much a social media user up until now because of the federated promise. Hope it delivers.
I am of the same persuasion... "link aggregator", I would think, should be a place to "aggregate" links. In lemmy you have 4 fields: URL, Image, Title and Body. Never seen someone say lemmy is an image aggregator, for example. Body is for discussion (as in forums) and seems to be where the meat of the matter really is.
Well... I thought of listing all posts related to technology (for example) grouping Linux, free software, open source... there are many communities dedicated to each of those. It would be useful to group them together for quick access.
Would it be possible to see posts filtered as the fake image suggests? I'd like to be able to filter posts by subject as well as by subscription and, maybe, create my own filters, like: posts from my instance AND to communities I'm subscribed to AND mention MyFavouriteSubject.
Are there #hashtags on lemmy? Can I follow them? Can I group them?
Sorry. Bit confused!
Maybe bookmarking the post and remembering to get back there later as a workaround?...