Just found out they addressed this problem in a new version with federated communities.
Aren’t the majority of communities federated? I’m confused at what update you saw that “addressed” something that has always been a thing ever since Lemmy was created.
if a post is a link to a news article then it will list the comment sections for all cross posts under one post.
This is such an underrated feature of PieFed, and it solves OP’s problem entirely.
How exactly can they make Discord more shit than it already is?
We need a /r/LostRedditors, but for the Fediverse.
Users will stop brown-nosing developers with ‘appreciation’ posts and begin regularly donating to projects instead
In addition, users will stop making “I’ve donated $X to this project!” posts on Reddit for karma. Just donate and STFU. I donate to hospitals yearly but you don’t see me going onto their Facebook page to tell everybody how much I donated.
Ah, I have no idea what that is. I thought OP meant building stuff directly from Github (e.g. Ungoogled Chromium). Thanks for the clarification! :)
I don’t know enough about code to verify things myself. And I assume this applies for a lot of us here. So I just pray that nothing’s fucked in the distribution chain.
if you bundle in a load of funbucks nobody asked for
That’s how I feel when people try to justify $60 gacha skins with “But you also get all of these lovely in-game materials!” Well I don’t want any of those shit. I only wanted the skin. Now sell me the skin by itself without all the other crap.
Remember kids. It’s not a sale until the game is at least 50% off its regular price!
Is there a difference between using Tailscale and Wireguard? I already have a Wireguard setup and want to know what benefits it has over Wireguard.
Between omnitools and vert, which one do you recommend? I think the former has more features, but there must be a reason why you recommended vert as well.
EDIT: On closer inspection, it looks like omnitools has multiple tools (including conversion), and vert focuses on conversion. I focused way too much on the conversion features that the other tools went over my head.
Good. Mods must forever remain a passion project and not something incentivized by money.