You’re using the ProxyAllImages setting then? Otherwise it is storing every image, and it does not delete them.

I’m in the process of getting rid of all html tables in lemmy-ui because of this. 90% of us are on our phones and don’t want to see squished content or have to scroll right.

True…it could be 100% if we include the US’s currently legal form of slavery: prison labour.

Jefferson also virulently condemned the Haitian revolution, which was the first successful slave rebellion in the western hemisphere, and helped spread the abolition of slavery to the rest of the caribbean and south america.

Also for all the hamilton liberals, yes he owned slaves too, and that musical is whitewashing the US founding slaveowners.

Yes, these would be in clearly marked, distinct sections, so its clear what community they were cross-posted to.

A month ago I just bought a xiaomi tablet for my main work machine. Full android, with no google play / google play services, and it runs f-droid and all the apps fine. Haven’t missed any app on the google play store, or that require play services.

If google keeps on alienating people, people will move over to HarmonyOS, or a lot of the larger chinese companies making android devices will maintain their own AOSP fork, and google will be as irrelevant worldwide as apple is.

I could see a user setting for this being a good idea. With a default being whatever the consensus ends up being.

Its not really combining post comments. It would just be displaying cross post comments in different sections at the bottom.

No. Your comment would only go to that specific post you replied under.

This is no different from viewing all, going to a federated community, and replying to comments there. This changes nothing about federation.

This doesn’t change anything about existing federation; you can even have crossposts in the same server or even the same community (like a historical link).

Yep that’s correct. Unfortunately a lot of apps start adding app-specific features (which is fine of course), but then don’t make issues upstream about the lemmy back-end supporting it everywhere. Kind of a conflict of interest where devs want you to use their apps with the most killer features, but don’t care about the rest of the eco-system or helping other apps at all.

No release date on 1.0 yet. The back-end is 99% ready, but we’re rapidly updating [lemmy-ui] to get it ready also. Then jerboa is next, then a longer period of testing and bug-fixing.

This is already completed and will be included in the Lemmy 1.0 release.

You’ll need to have a familiarity with rust and postgres before adding a random sort. If you open up a github issue on this tho, we’d be able help out.

There’s a lot of dead accounts downvoting you BTW.

Even with full e2ee, they still have

• Your real identity (via phone numbers)
• The real identities of everyone you talk to
• Who you messaged, and when

With this its easy to build social networking graphs, and tag everyone implicated with a targeted account as an accomplice. Reading and trying to build meaning from the e2ee message content is almost less important than social graphs.

They went a whole year without publishing updates to repo a few years back, until there was a big community backlash over it. Also you have no guarantee that’s what they’re running other than: “just trust us”.

Other front ends might not support these settings. We only support lemmy-ui and jerboa.

Matrix, SimpleX, Briar(not a huge fan of this one since its android only), XMPP (only if you have encryption addon).