Honestly this is making me want to turn mine off, but having a watch history is very convenient
OtakuAltair
joined 1 year ago
Fyi you can put alt text while formatting the image embed
They would absolutely do something like making a wrap marketed to specifically cover the LTT branding
After the community backlash... At least they're listening ig?
I find Krita to be amazing... Did we even use the same app?
Fhu-fhu always. I am a coward.
Eh? More of a GIMP-specific issue. Krita, Kdenlive, and Inkscape for example are all fantastic, not to mention Blender
That's not the issue though, Photoshop doesn't have a native Linux version.
Using wine to run heavy productivity apps can be very troublesome and buggy
I much prefer this over how lemmy.blahaj.zone defederated the entire lemmynsfw.com instance for one post the admins didn't like.
If someone going to get sued for it. It will be dbzer0.com and lemmy.ml due to said communities being part of the instances not LW.
Don't instances cache the content from federated instances? I can still view content from vlemmy.net from other instances, even though it's been permanently shut down.
Doesn't matter if they are hosted here or not. The way federation works is that threads on different instances are cached locally.
We have NO issues with the people at db0 - we are just looking out for ourselves in a 'better safe than sorry' fashion while we find out more. As mentioned in the OP we would like to unblock as soon as we know we can not get in any legal trouble.
Reddit has gotten into legal trouble numerous times regarding r/piracy, despite it not hosting any copyrighted material either.
Why is anyone complaining about instances not taking the same legal risks as a massive corporation? Just use another instance that fits your needs.
I think putting quotation marks around the title copied from the toot would help
This is exactly how I think federation should be handled. Great policies as always. I've just blocked any instances that have been too annoying so far.
If a user doesn't agree with how an instance does things, they can (and should) just move to another instance that fits their needs. There are tools already to transfer an account's subscriptions, until this feature is made native like in Mastodon.