I feel like federation let's this basically be what many want reddit to be, a platform by the userbase, for the userbase.

On kbin they call them magazines.

The turtle is either an egg or wants to have a threesome.

Inaccurate, laptop needs to be a 10+ year old ThinkPad running Linux.

I mean Batman is still fit and trained in fighting so it's likely you're not even at his ability (not judging anyone I'm nowhere near close myself haha)

Alternatively run your own instance and do instance operators a favor.

Part of it is that Lemmy instances are dealing with a major influx of new users and it's causing server issues. I decided to avoid that and the defederation drama and fired up my own instance. I'm kind of curious if I could use another server to run a kbin instance and just have it be kbin.captainapathetic.cfd instead, I don't see why it wouldn't work, considering doing it for Mastodon too.

depends on the instance but IMO it'd just be better to not use that word in a community name altogether

I took one look at their front page and that's all I need to defederate them from my instance 😂. Did the same with lemmygrad.ml (I hate all authoritarianism and extremism left and right)

Yea and that users on their instance cannot downvote any posts.

seriously, distributing the load helps a LOT. Though if you can't spin up your own instance one thing you can do is try and host pictures externally, in !youshouldknow!youshouldknow@lemmy.world a post mentioned how to do it for images in comments since by default it has you upload if you don't manually put in ![image](link)

Yea, and it makes searches worse. Imagine trying to find something for a report about 9/11 and keep finding recipes instead.

"Don't make me Doug Dimmadagger your ass"

If you have an Android/Google TV these settings are very useful.

I'm pretty sure it's deleted from your account's instance but not others.

Yea, this isn't not safe for work, but it is not safe for your soul because there is no unseeing this image.

This article is hilarious

That's what makes purposely posting misinformation on the internet so fun