Fair!

It’s cool; that is what I see in my client (Voyager), and you did good setting it up. I was just making a more general comment about how I wish the software offered a clearer way to show multiple images in a post that doesn’t require people to explicitly indicate you have to click through to see more photos. Sometimes people forget, and it’s easy to miss extra photos when scrolling all as a result, in my experience.

I wish Lemmy/Piefed would update to support photo sets like Reddit has, but clicking through was totally worth it. What a cutie!

!askelectronics@tchns.de is a bit more low level than is most common, but may still be worth including on the list.

My personal thought as a lurker trying to learn enough through osmosis to start her own set-up is that hardware concerns are fine as long as they still relate to self-hosting in some fashion. “What hardware setup would be good for beginners looking to self-host a Google Drive alternative on a budget?” is self-hosting, fine, and the type of thing I would bookmark for my own reference. “Anyone have advice on cannibalizing an old laptop to DIY a mini PC?” would really not be self-hosting, even if your plan is to use the resulting mini PC to self-host a server.

I’d also be inclined to treat posts that are off-topic but have a selection of informative high-effort comments by locking them and sharing them to the appropriate community for further discussion there vs. removing them entirely.

Which is to say, yes, I like your proposed revision.

Oh, sorry, that was also me kidding around. IDK what the reason for the mystery downvotes is, so I was joking that it was from people who were getting spine aches from viewing it 😛

oh, is that the reason for the down votes?

Why did you just write “cat” twice?

https://lemmy.world/post/47758551

I’m just gonna link this post.

If I had to paraphrase what happened, there was some (IMO polite) disagreement over the stringency of enforcing rule 3 and whether it was negatively impacting the community by removing posts that people worked hard to answer due to being more of a hardware-related topic, and then the previous mod abruptly made the people who offered the criticism moderators without any discussion on the matter with them first and then hasn’t been seen on Lemmy since.

Despite the absolutely wild events that led us here, you sound like a really solid moderator. Thanks for the intro!

Cat: tries to jump out of bath Person: No! Cat: That’s what I’m saying!

Ah, such good guardians!

Three cats, but two named. Is one of these fluffs the “intruder” being defended against?

You may need to take a second read of the comment you’re replying to.

Who is this and what does this have to do with self hosting?

I’m so sorry for your loss. I’m glad you had 14 wonderful years together. I’m sure she knew how much you loved her.

I’ve considered that a few times, and have done the 'phone chatting while gaming" solution, but it gets pretty unwieldy quickly in my experience, sadly.

I have the same question, but a particular problem I am having is the need to chat via text while streaming instead of audio for accessibility purposes. Discord’s game overlay worked okay for this (not great, but usable) on Windows, but doesn’t run at all on Linux, and every alternative I look at seems very voice chat focused. Steam does have chat options within the overlay but doesn’t seem to have good chat history options.

Fuck cancer. I’m so sorry to hear this. Best wishes from this internet stranger.

Got it on both IronFox and LibreWolf. Not perfect, but neither was Brave dark mode. Probably going to have to disable LibreWolf’s anti-fingerprinting feature just so I can tell sites to use dark mode, though.