korendian64

If you look at the proportions on the railings and windows, it is very clearly not the same house. Stairs and a foyer is a really common layout.

You need something not inextricably linked to a server, which I don't think is possible with activitypub.

Yea, the slow realization I am coming to as well. If you want true nomadic identities, the fediverse is not the place for it, while the at proto ecosystem does it pretty seamlessly.

People who left reddit thought "hey what if we made r/place but it was on Lemmy?".

For real

It's not that I can't clean. I clean up just fine when I have a hard deadline - my girlfriend is coming over, etc. When it's just me and my thoughts I am perfectly fine living in filth. Not happy, but fine.

As Linus Torvalds said, give the compiler some credit.

It has video optimization available in the configurations: PF_OPTIMIZE_VIDEOS | true | Enable video optimization | Boolean

We have decided to have a somewhat liberal interpretation of features. For example, hubzilla has marketplace through plugins. So we need to be consistent and allow all implementations of features to count, even if it's not the primary focus of the app overall.

Do you have a source for that? I searched hubzillas documentation and could not find anything about it.

https://hubzilla.org/page/info/doc_en

EDIT: Nevermind, I found it.

https://codeberg.org/abanink/hubzilla-addons/src/branch/master/cart

I suppose we can make the exception if it has plugins that can be used.

Thanks! Pixelfed does video as well as images, so it's between the two. I know it seems confusing in 3 axis mode to see pixelfed near piefed, but 6 axis mode spaces them out once the forums are factored in.

Good to know, desktop or mobile?

Much appreciated on the bug reports. I am not seeing the sort issue, it seems to work for me for every column.

Was that the function you were talking about, or was it something else?

Good catch with the search, will get that fixed up asap.

That repo you linked is not mine, here is the right one:

https://codeberg.org/korendian/fedigraph