Additionally, someone in an external instance can pull older posts by searching their links in the search page, often even if you get the link from yet another instance. Same for comments.

Only caveat is if the original post is unreachable, e.g. if communications were blocked (“instance defederated”), DNS or firewall is misbehaving at instance level, the instance is dead, etc.

Also, boosting, a microblogging thing, allows spreading posts and comments further, though a bit more indirectly.

Not familiar with moderation capabilities on PieFed, but something that can aid when moderating is having RSS tracking your communities. Even if the post gets deleted, if the RSS reader fetched the post in the time frame before that, it gets stored in your reader’s (preferably persistent) cache.

Great as a liminal image though, and maybe a crosspost candidate to !liminalspace@lemmy.world

Maybe try genres you normally wouldn’t? Gaming is rather diverse in that regard.

They could start releasing on GOG, just saying.

Only one there was released iirc apparently due to inherited contractual obligations from a company they bought.

Besides, and related to “not being a platform”, it helps break the idea of everyone having to share the same space with everyone. If two groups can’t have a healthy relationship, it is healthier for them to cut ties with each other. Meanwhile, the oligarchic platforms being as big and with barely any internal borders makes for the toxic environment of places like Reddit and Twitter that predates recent polemics.

Something though, I think it’d be better to have a cut-off of MAU or some other relevance metric, as otherwise smaller instances defederating from major ones may sneakily make the major one seem more isolated than it really is.

A bit scarier than the previous one at first glance, but the single line explanation including everything needed to understand makes it easier to read.

@DeltaLima@social.la10cy.net, a tip, when posting from Mastodon to a community, have as the first paragraph of the posts as something that works as a title, else it gets pretty ugly:

Try giving more details. Don’t think I’ve ever heard about a continue button on Lemmy nor a “lemmy.palestine” instance

Oooooooooh

Time for a GameFAQS rabbit hole to find scans of the Japanese covers then. e.e"

Makes me think, maybe I’m getting gritty aesthetics of DMC mixed with the nasty aesthetics of the 2013 reboot, being several years since I played either, and because of that it wouldn’t sound as off.

Poking @Nomad@infosec.pub, @treadful@lemmy.zip and @trem@lemmy.blahaj.zone as you liked the comment and so I’m guessing maybe you wanted to know too.

Context from a thread I found through reverse image search:

It is one of multiple photos taken by a Norwegian athlete in Barcelona in the day a civil war broke out. The athlete was there for a competition being organized in protest to the Olympics being held in the then already Nazi Germany.

Thread if you’re interested, in Catalan on Twitter:
https://x.com/BoigBCN/status/1776987784504348959

Or through a Nitter instance if you don’t want to use Twitter directly: https://nuku.trabun.org/BoigBCN/status/1776987784504348959

#History #BattleOfBarcelona #KarlEvang

If Wafrn has hardcoded search links, maybe follow a tag from Mastodon with RSS, and set links to redirect to your instance’s search?

When everything’s data that could be harvested for who knows what nefarious reasons, I’d rather not risk their “can’t read” to be actually “pretend not to be able to”, specially coming from Microsoft.

Good idea. And if @goofsqueak@lemdro.id goes for it and is concerned about the physical drive with Windows potentially tempering with the Linux install or reporting back to MS or whomever else whatever it finds, goofsqueak could unplug the Linux drive before plugging the Windows one, so no physical access to the main system is given to Windows.

And to goofsqueak, any problem with Fortnite on the Switch? I don’t play games as services so I wouldn’t know, and at least from my experience with offline games, if the problem are graphics, Fortnite from the little I know of, I don’t think would lose much in terms of quality.

Afaik Fortnite blocks access to Linux users due to anticheat? Options that come to mind are running on a VM with Windows, playing on consoles, and playing on a burner computer with Windows installed on bare metal.

But people can always report works that may be breaching TOS or showing materials not representing the final product.

Isn’t “alleged” used to refer to something thought to be, but yet to be proven? Attached image makes it seem pretty obvious, but in case it hasn’t yet been proven, wouldn’t it need to be before the tag is added?