I literally cannot browse the web anymore without HoverZoom+

None of the Mod posts regarding the Blackout mentioned Lemmy as far as I‘m aware

Rumor has it they banned a lot of mods and communities for encouraging exactly that to their subscribers, so it was considered quite risky.

It’s interesting that you added serifs and monospacing to a sans serif font. It’s almost like comic sans but with all the things that make it comic sans removed.

No they don’t? 🤔 I’m pretty sure they did once, but right now I am able to upload images with no account. Just dragging the file into the browser window works.

You’d be surprised how much critical infrastructure was implemented through trial and error and has just been left like that for years…

All the more reason that federation is necessary in modern social media.

Wait, how is the GDPR applicable here? I thought the GDPR was just about data protection…

As a mod I’ve been considering this, but with the amount of moderators and communities that have been banned for attempting to steer their users to alternatives, it’s simply not worth the risk. For now, I’ve just linked visitors to our Discord server instead, and people should be able to find the Lemmy and Raddle alternatives there if they wish to.

My presumption was that with over 200 instances, maybe over 1000 in the near future, all the old data should be collectable in theory without loss. But you’re right, there’s no guarantee of this.

Oh lawd, I bet there will be a dozen instances for different political inclinations that all have each other blocked lmao

All the users and communities registered there will cease being able to connect to the rest of the network, but the data should still be cached on all the other servers.

In one of my teams (otherwise consisting of back-enders) I’m the only one with a sense of aesthetics who is expected to make major changes to the front-end

The entire type and class system is basically taken from Haskell

Do as you please. It’s not like Reddit had any etiquette for crossposting, except for subreddit-specific rules.

That doesn’t necessarily invalidate the point they’re making. Other forms of analysis, strikingly, provide pretty much completely equivalent results.