What are IJ fighters? Civilians from which side?

This is part of the growing pains, once moderation tools mature, this type of federation will be less of an issue.

Experiencing the same, hope someone reports it.

Subs = subscriptions.

A sub on Twitch gives you a badge and special emojis on your subbed channel (streamer).

You also have the option to gift (randomly) 1, 5, 25, 50, 100 subs to random followers (users).

A sub costs $5 in the US, you can gift 100 subs ($500) if you want to.

Works on firefox desktop.

Do we have a favicon yet? Or is it only me who can’t see it?

That’s great and all, but it still wouldn’t disrupt any of that.

Real baffled with the met resistance, this is a huge QoL that would provide ease of access for new users.

I know how the fediverse works, been promoting it since the APIception.

A global login wouldn’t break a defedaration, it would simply spit out some error such as “Your credentials are invalid, your home instance is not federated with this instance.”

I got into a link posted somewhere in a post that took me to wikipedia’s mastodon but I’m registered on mastodon.world. And this has not been a single instance, happened plenty of times with other lemmy instances.

This a good workaround, but it’s a turnoff for newcomers without this natively.

But I would use my Gmail to login into other services like Evernote or Spotify as an example.

If you are on web, there’s a literal “Block community” button, if not, you have to say which app you are on.

3-4 drinks a year is nothing, I have alcohol intolerance (stomach cancer risks) and I can probably drink that.

The big difference between Meta and the Dutch government, is that the dutch government’s aim is not to compete and “destroy” other instances like lemmy.world/etc. Their instance is sort of their official digital megaphone.

lmao, thought it was a joke.

Clear browser cache if on web, if on app delete session data.

They did usually end up paying or not?

No, between their dozens of breaches and overcharging, I moved over to Bitwarden.