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But isn't it true that mastodon users can follow Lemmy communities as if the community was a virtual user? So in a sense you can view Lemmy through Fedilab but you have to be logged in thru mastodon or pixelfed?

Bring It On, Liar Liar, The Hot Chick, House Party 4, and Burn After Reading

With exquisite taste, I embrace a diverse spectrum of films, from the captivating cheerleading rivalry and wit of "Bring It On" to Jim Carrey's comedic brilliance in "Liar Liar," and the hilarious escapades of body-swapping in "The Hot Chick." "House Party 4" evokes a nostalgic charm, while the Coen brothers' "Burn After Reading" showcases their unparalleled storytelling, leaving me captivated. This selection embodies my discerning taste and appreciation for a wide range of cinematic experiences.

Even better, I do not boil I run though and store in a Brita pitcher that should have had a filter change six months ago!

Can pixelfed be viewed from Lemmy? Im fine with encapsulating single users into a community that only they can post to but I can subscribe to. Though when I try and search for pixelfed profiles I can't find them. This is pretty much how reddit famous people did it anyway where it would be like /r/u_thehotdog

It will likely be worse on the disinformation front as they'll only be blocking posts to certain media outlets, leaving everything else wide open for random blogs that didn't check their facts.

That's fine if Meta wants to use an open standard for it's post data. But just because our platform can talk to them doesn't mean we want to hear what their users are saying!

My moment with T-Mobile was when I got a Pixel and needed the new smaller SIM size and they wanted to charge me. I was like okay well if you won't give me the SIM then I can't pay you for service, and that was that.

Try opening the inspection panel in your browser and disabling CSS, you should be able to do this in both chrome and Firefox. This should be able to at least get you back to the page where you can edit the css and fix it.

If they want to "avoid censorship" (aka put things online they know others find offensive) then those instances should just never turn on federating from the beginning. Because then they cry afoul later when they can't blast their messages to other instances anymore.

They come with a name from the shelter and they tell us we're not allowed to change it (even though they did!) so we always just kept whatever the shelter picked

Yes communities can only be created on the same instance as the user creating it. But, a user can have an account on more than one instance to create communities and then assign their main account on any instance as a mod.

If an instance goes offline (based one what recently happened with beehaw defederating some instances), other instances will still keep copies of old posts and comments, and any new comments on the old posts stay just on whatever instance made them and don't copy to others.