Careful with that analogy. I’m hoping for a lot less flame war on the left side of the equation lol
Careful with that analogy. I’m hoping for a lot less flame war on the left side of the equation lol
It was a while ago now but yeah, I do remember that being kind of a big thing.
And to be fair, I’ve definitely hic-coughed before too
I might try my hand at contributing. I have yet to do any open source development but really want to work on something lemmy related.
I was ready to put on some rose colored glasses and be all contrarian, but nah, you’re totally right
Personally I feel like the Mario movie was one of the best movies like that to come out. Sure it’s nothing too amazing, but for a video game adaptation it’s definitely up there. It does seem like everything has to be remade to be almost deliberately awful though.
Isn’t it also the case that each instance gets updates from all others? So in this case, lemmy.world’s access to beehaw communities might lack user@beehaw.org activity and beehaw’s access lacks user@lemmy.world activity?
But I also believe lemmy.world can see old beehaw stuff from before the defed, so that could play a role. I’m really just trying to wrap my head around all the network effects and repercussions, its confusing as hell.
Edit: There’s this comment that explains things pretty well, in case anyone is curious: https://lemmy.world/comment/205763 – sounds like all updates go to and eventually come from the instance holding a community, so if you’re defederated from them, you only see federated cross-posts in a sense. At that point I think there are different comment sections altogether.
I’m 110% sure I’m still misunderstanding something, for what it’s worth lmao
I wanna give both of you props for your work on these. It’s pretty cool to see the community jump on things like this. I’ve been half considering an attempt to whip up an android app just for a personalized experience, but I’m worried I’ll be too ambitions lol
I recently made the switch and it’s great. Definitely takes a bit of understanding and research to know what you’re getting into, though.