A while ago, we made rule 6 a temporary rule that was initially meant to last until the US elections. Later, through a community vote, it was made permanent.
Community vote: https://lemmy.world/post/23032034
Temporary rule 6 announcement: https://programming.dev/post/21409464
Arch is pretty reliable
That limit is instance specific. You can probably get more if you ask the staff team of the instance and provide a good reason.
Though I am not so sure if any instance will want to host 4K videos, so perhaps you can downscale them to 1080p or something. It’s totally understandable if you don’t want to go through the hassle.
Please do consider mirroring to PeerTube, the federated alternative to YouTube.
Blue cheese is actually very tasty if you find the right one. I’ve tasted very awful ones and very tasty ones.
They used to do affiliate link injections
If you check the ActivityPub object, you actually do see the link:
https://browser.pub/https://beehaw.org/post/23981271
"source": "https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/chatgpt-could-prioritize-sponsored-content-as-part-of-ad-strategy-sponsored-content-could-allegedly-be-given-preferential-treatment-in-llms-responses-openai-to-use-chat-data-to-deliver-highly-personalized-results",
{
...
"href": "https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/chatgpt-could-prioritize-sponsored-content-as-part-of-ad-strategy-sponsored-content-could-allegedly-be-given-preferential-treatment-in-llms-responses-openai-to-use-chat-data-to-deliver-highly-personalized-results",
"type": "Link"
...
}
I wonder why it isn’t shown.
If you want to, go ahead.
But Lemmy isn’t a small project. Can you really bear the maintenance burden alone?
And Piefed & Mbin already exist, just recommend them over Lemmy then? They are also supposed to be easier to maintain, so fork them if you want to fork something.
That seems to be a typo. It has been increased from 300 to 1000, not 10000.
If you run your own instance of Lemmy, you still can view all deleted and removed posts.
I hate GNOME not because it looks bad (though some parts do) but because of their ways of doing stuff. Best example imo is libadwaita and client side decorations.
If you want to specifically support Lemmy financially, then you want to support the devs: https://join-lemmy.org/donate
An alternative is to support your instance by donating to them instead. Lemmy.world is your instance, so here’s the link to donate to them: https://liberapay.com/fhf
FHF stands for Fedihosting Foundation and are the people who host LW and many other Fediverse instances with the world TLD. https://fedihosting.foundation/hosted/
I can’t contain my excitement for the new modern AI browser, Microzilla Firepilot (stolen from phoronix). Best of all, every AI functionality is opt-out, so you don’t have to waste time turning them all on.
Google’s browser will be left in the dust!!!
Now that is innovation. Good job, new Firefox CEO.
Instance agnostic tag:
Why not just plain chromium?
When are they going to stop with these childish attempts?
He’s Simon J Berger