JollyRoberts

@JollyRoberts@kbin.social
JollyRoberts,

@JeffKerman1999 bring some plans for the printing press and some plans to mass produce paper too. Back in the ancient times one sheet of paper was about $30 in todays money. A whole book would be the equivalant of tens of thousands of dollars.

@hai

JollyRoberts,

@Col3814444

Isn't that just called murder? I'm pretty sure that's something he should know already...

JollyRoberts,

@Perry

I looked into this once (lol a couple weeks ago). Its supposed to enable "live" pages, so that on the new tab, new threads are added without having to manually refresh the page. I dont think its working though.

It would end up with behavior like the lemmy bug that had new posts just show up and take over your page. Not sure its something we even want if im right.

That being said, i could be wrong on the above. @ernest would know.

Why does no one make a Black and White-style game?

As long as we are talking about old games that are still the gold standard, how is it possible no one has recreated the giant-god-monster and city management game Black and White yet?! That game was fantastic, and its premise so solid. It seems ripe for replication in more contemporary engines.

JollyRoberts,

@AlexRogansBeta

There is this one: https://fata-deum.com/

I backed it on kickstarter ages ago. Have not played so ymmv, but its meant to be a spiritual successor to the B&W games.

JollyRoberts,

Following links i guess its not released yet. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1330360/Fata_Deum/ looks good on the steam page anyway

@AlexRogansBeta

JollyRoberts,

@Haze

Except for the "r/" i like it! Make it "c/" for lemmy and "m/" for kbin :-)

JollyRoberts,

@TGRush

for me any of the up/downvote, click in to view, or boost counts.

I'm a scroller, but, like, if i see a joke in https://lemmy.world/c/dadjokes then i can chuckle and give it an upvote but i dont have to click in and load the thread fully. But the next time i load the page id lke to not have to scroll past that same thread to see new stuff.

If i downvote something id like to not see it again on the next load. If i open a thread and read the comment posts, i dont need to see that thread again on tne next load.

That sort of thing.

It does have some downsides in that finding threads i /sort-of/ remember and want to check again is harder, but i'm used to that.

@Facni @ADHDefy

JollyRoberts,

@TooL

Upvote = I like this thread/post
Boost = everyone following me, here is a thing I think you should see

-ish. That's my understanding at the moment anyway

@skepickle

JollyRoberts,

@Caph

Multi-communities are probably going to be worked on after the more urgent stability/scalability work happening now.

Once codeberg.org is up again, check the issues in the repo for current asks around multi-comms: https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core

JollyRoberts,

@GloomyBagel

I still have my account there. I stopped my subscription and have deleted the third party app i used to access it. I'll delete the acvount tjere at some point, but im sticking with the fediverse.

JollyRoberts,

@DaughterOfMars

For #1 - ive thought about that.

My thought would be something like a small LDAP type server. Self-hostable. You make a user like myuser@mydomain.net and its honored as a log in for the various fediverse stuff.

So like it could hold the subsciptions for the communities on the various threadiverse servers you connect to localy, and when you open say lemmy.ml, part of the info sent for your user would be a list of communities you are subscibed to on lemmy.ml.

If it just handles the user auth, then it could also be a user auth for other fedivers stuff too. PixelFed, and Mastodon, etc. Each service could have its own sub section of the user object's info.

You would still probably end up with a "home" instance you would use, but if that home instance becomes untenable, or goes away, then you would just pick a new instance and log in there with your myuser@mydomain.net account.

Im not a good enough dev to code it, but thats my idea anyway.

JollyRoberts,

@Alexmitter

I've noticed that that doesn't always work. User profile pictures can be NSFW and still be shown. And the 'random' posts box will show NSFW images sometimes as well.

It's something to be looked at to make sure all the edge cases are covered, so that the "show NSFW" check box being unchecked actually does prevent all NSFW stuff from being shown.

I'm not worried about it too much. It's just growing pains as the gets on its feet. The devs will fix it in the code, and until then the user can block stuff manually, which is what I have been doing.

@CosmicGiraffe @d00phy

JollyRoberts,

@Tigrezno there is a lot of requests for a muliti-magazine (ie multireddit) type feature. Its something id like as well. Not sure if its being worked on yet though.

@cendawanita

JollyRoberts,

@Haus

No wonder he being a tool. Trying to emulate the king of tools.

JollyRoberts,

@ch1cken

The issues page too: https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues

You have to setup an account but its not hard.

we have "sub-lemmys" but what we are missing for lack of a better term is "dom-lemmys", hear me out

What we're really lacking on the ui end is a way to see groups of identical communities that are on different federated platforms. Hence the idea of a dom-lemmy. The way it would work is lets say you search for a cat community called "cats", there's at least dozens of them out there already. Instead it would return the cats...

JollyRoberts,

@crwcomposer

@KittyCat

There is an issue around this on the lemmy GitHub. One ide I liked from that discussion was allowing community mods to subscribe to other communites via tags.

Like that way all the star trek communities that have the same tag could share content, and it would not depend on matching the community names in some automated way.

We Are Legion (We Are Bob) - The Bobiverse Book #1 (bookwyrm.social)

As I've become a part of the Fediverse I keep thinking back to the Bobiverse book series and wanted to give it a shout out on here. It's a fantastic, funny sci-fi series about a man named Bob who gets his consciousness uploaded as the controlling AI for a space ship.

We Are Legion (We Are Bob) (Paperback, 2017, ‎ Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency)
JollyRoberts,

@Calcharger

Kbin and fedia are thier own sites, not part of lemmy.world. so this is still federatdd with beehaw afaik.

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