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I use the mobile site, so this is perfect! I'd been through the settings but totally missed that checkbox. Thank you!

It's funny, I vaguely remember having comments sorted differently by default too, but I can't seem to find any actual record of it. Mandela effect? Anyway, I'm hoping the option will be added soon, since I can't get it to work quite right with a script:

window.addEventListener("load", function(event) { 
  	document.querySelector('[id$="-new"]').click();
})

This only seems to work when the page is refreshed for some reason. If you or anyone else happens to know a solution that'd be greatly appreciated, I don't know javascript well.

I've been coming to realize how much votes affect the way I interact on Lemmy (and not in a good way). They have their utility of course, but if you're sorting by new anyway they don't really have an effect other than, like you said, giving a score to everything everyone says - which I'd really rather not be a part of my interactions as I find it does more harm than good. I hadn't considered just hiding them entirely though, thanks for bringing that up as a possibility. What do you use to do that? Don't suppose it's anything that would work on mobile too?

Thanks!

Anyone have a link to a non-paywalled version?

Personally I've had good experiences with Garuda lite (despite the terrible looking website). Btrfs + snapper built in with GRUB integration, vanilla KDE by default, plus a few GUI utilities for basic functions. Nothing you can't do yourself but it's quick and easy to set up and has some some nice bits and bobs.

I just set up an old laptop with Jellyfin - can't recommend enough, it works great.

That's too bad :/ I don't use it any more so can't say if I get it too. If it's worth it you could check the github repo and see if it's been reported, and report it if not. Though honestly finding another solution is probably easier.

This was my thinking too. In principle I support restrictions on the data AI can be trained on, no question - but practically speaking the only difference restricting it makes is giving whatever companies gobble up the most IP the sole ability to make legal AI art. If a decision like that was made, there would be no more stable diffusion, available to anyone and everyone for free; the only legal options would be e.g. Adobe Firefly.

What a great idea! I hope this goes well, it seems like a great solution to the profitability problem of the Fediverse. I wish more sites and services used this model.

Ironic

This is so cool. It seems perfectly suited to loose urban sprawls, I'd love to use one in my area. Shame it's not great for sharing space with cars and bikes.

Finding vocabulary at all can be a challenge in and of itself. If I get too lost for words I sometimes can't find any - it's not that I don't know how things work, I don't know how to say it.