Doesn't it feel completely different to participate in a local community vs a federated community? Its so interesting how that works even if everyone can see everything everywhere.
Is the combat like FF15 or the FF7 Remake?
That is pretty cool. I'm just figuring out how this all works so seeing 2 platforms melding into one comment thread is still like magic to me.
Fellow boost user! Would be great if he made a version of Boost for Lemmy, I'm just so used to that UI.
What kind of hardware you got going for the Ubuntu server? I'm doing something similar on an old HP ProLiant and looking to upgrade.
Something like a simple hide read / voted.
Peacemaker
To get serious about distribution, I think there needs to be a few features implemented;
- User migration. Allow people who find themselves on an overstuffed server to migrate to a different instance
- Community grouping / merging. If there are multiple communities for the exact same thing, allow the mods to group them or merge them to not fracture the user base
- User data import / export or cloud backup to a personal provider. If one day your server instance just disappears, it would be nice to know I have a backup of my user data, subscribed communities, saved posts and comments, and maybe a way to relink to my old posts and comments across the fediverse.
Just a few ideas I was thinking about that could possibly help users move around.
The client requested carrots but after delivery tells you they actually meant zucchini. You think it is strange to put zucchinis in a salad but still meticulously go through their dish and replace all carrots with zucchinis. Upon delivery they ask why it tastes weird and you realize they meant cucumber not zucchini and they got the two confused.
Ahh ok. I still get mine through T-mobile so I have no idea how much I pay they just roll it into my bill.
Wasn't it more like $3?
Hackers and Grosse Pointe Blank. Watched it almost every night to go to bed for years on VHS.