These also mostly look like things that Voyager would also need to add support for on their side as well. Voyager definitely supports signing into a PieFed account, browsing, commenting, and other basic features, but not all PieFed features currently work.

What sort of “advanced stuff”? The only complaint I have about it is that none of its selection tools quite match how well Photoshop’s Magic Wand tool works for cutting things out.

To save anyone from having to watch a video:

Edit > Preferences > Input Devices > Input Controllers > Main Mouse Wheel

In this menu, double-click “Scroll Up”, and select view-zoom-in-accel. Then do the same to “Scroll Down” with the value view-zoom-out-accel.

Yes, there was an official Android client made by the same devs as the official desktop client. After the official devs decided to stop development on the Android client, some other dev forked it to keep up development.

Huh, the connection was actually intentional, albeit definitely not for that reason

Why “Tuvix”?

Tuvix is named after a character from Star Trek: Voyager who was created by merging two individuals into one. The name came to mind when thinking about one of Tuvix’s core features: merging multiple RSS sources into a new public feed. And who doesn’t love a good Star Trek reference?

We believe the best reading experience doesn’t require sophisticated algorithms or endless personalization. It just requires giving you the tools to find and organize content you care about.

https://tuvix.app/about/

From what I have seen, removed comments definitely are still visible in the modlog. But if the mod just bans the user instead of removing the comment, all the user’s comments are automatically removed as a result and are not visible in the modlog. All that said, you are correct, this can be abused by moderators who understand the distinction and take advantage of it.

Remember when the person behind GamingOnLinux decided to leave Lemmy after someone pointed out their community manipulation tactics in the modlog? Something that you have to assume they had been able to get away with as a Reddit mod. They then took to Mastodon or something to complain about how a modlog being public is “bad design”.

They want everyone to buy their products, and have no problem with those who want us all dead

https://community.frame.work/t/framework-supporting-far-right-racists/75986

EDIT: Snapper RAM for the man!

I am seeding a few, and yes, they get some traffic. Not as much as I would expect, but each currently has a seed ratio >0.0.

Summer Horse Grave

DuckDuckGo bangs are great for this. Just add !wayback (with the space) after the URL of the article you are reading, and it will search the Wayback Machine for that article.

Example: If the URL for the article is website.com/propaganda.html, change it to website.com/propaganda.html !wayback and press enter.

Or, on mobile, by longpressing (AKA tapping-and-holding) that same time elapsed label.

Thunder can be configured as such

Thunder Setting: Posts > Posts > Show Full Date

EDIT: This affects posts, but I can’t find a similar setting that affects comments

Can they tell how many people live at that address somehow?

Not a native speaker. I learned mostly from American TV and reading Internet discussions. I have also absorbed a lot of more technical language through the native speakers at work. I made sure my coworkers know that I want them to correct my English, and working with a bunch of pedantic nerds, I sure get a lot of helpful corrections!

1. What do people do at a software release party?
2. Why is this being held a month after release?

I was really hoping for Linux support some day. Now, I am totally fine sticking with GIMP.

Awesome, thanks! You should definitely post that to a Linux meme community or something.

Type (no quotes) “net user Prefferedusername /add”

Using backticks instead of quotation marks is the ideal way to document technical instructions like this here:

Type net user Prefferedusername /add (replacing Prefferedusername with the user name you wish to use) and press enter.Next type

net localgroup administrators Prefferedusername /add and press enter.

Type `net user Prefferedusername /add` (replacing Prefferedusername with the user name you wish to use) and press enter.Next type

`net localgroup administrators Prefferedusername /add` and press enter.