Madbrad200 @ Madbrad200 @lemmy.world

Hi! I'm British, I like music (grime, garage, hip-hop, R&B, and more!).

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If I'm sick.

That's it.

If it's very mild then whatever but I'm not going to work if I feel like absolute shit.

If you're thinking about it, then just do it, tbh. Listen to your body.

Use the block function liberally.

That's why I unsubscribed from that community. Problem solved, tbh. Just block/unblock as needed if it disrupts the all feeds.

They are yes. They're also admins of the oldest lemmy instances, lemmygrad.ml and lemmy.ml (ml stands for "Marxist-Leninist").

Lol no problem!

Meanwhile I'm at work being very cold and somewhat wet. I can relate to your cat

All phones either use iOS, mainline Android, or a fork of Android. In either case, it's unlikely the OS causing this but Brave Shields just being a bit too aggressive. Try disabling it.

Have you tried disabling and/or lowering the aggression of Brave Shields for Lemmy? Only thing I can think of that'd cause issues.

Just want to note that this is an extremely early pre-alpha and is in a "barely usable" state at the moment.

No problem. If this ever happens with your apps, clearing cache/app data should solve it for them.

are you certain the community isn't blocked on your end?

I fixed this by leaving the language field unspecified.

Try clearing the site data for lemmy.world. In chromium browsers: click the lock icon to the left of the url bar > click cookies > click bin icon

@OsakaWilson@lemmy.world

Try clearing the site data for lemmy.world. In chromium browsers: click the lock icon to the left of the url bar > click cookies > click bin icon

Do note that sometimes just reloading the page will correctly display you as logged in, but you most likely need to clear the site data. This solved the issues I was having with logins.

You are registered on lemmy.world - that's your instance.

The accidental renaissance community is separated into two distinct communities on two separate instances (not sure why they did this, instead of unifying into one): one on kbin.social, and one on lemmy.blahaj.zone. As they are separate, you probably want to subscribe to both.

You can access both communities using your lemmy.world account, but you need to edit the URL a bit to ensure you remain on your home instance (lemmy.world):

So instead of going to

https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/c/AccidentalRenaissance

for example, you need to instead head over to:

https://lemmy.world/c/accidentalrenaissance@lemmy.blahaj.zone

https://lemmy.world/c/AccidentalRenaissance@kbin.social

You'll notice that we append @the_name_of_the_instance_the_community_is_located_on to the end of the URL. Obviously, you don't need to do this for communities hosted on lemmy.world since... you're already here.

You can also link them in comments easily using an exclamation mark, e.g !accidentalrenaissance@lemmy.blahaj.zone and !accidentalrenaissance@kbin.social

There are ways to automatically ensure you're always on your home instance, so that this is less confusing. Personally, I use the Lemmy Universal Link Switcher script via the Tampermonkey browser extension. This ensures that all lemmy links are changed so they always lead to my home instance, lemmy.world.

Smash Hit is a very chill game. You throw balls to smash glass, levels get progressively harder as you go along (but still chill)

can you describe how "redgif" support is supposed to work? For me, it still forces me to open redgif in-browser.

Yeah same. I like Jerboa, Liftoff, Connect, Thunder. Summit has potential too.

There isn't much difference really. Some instances/servers block more instances than others, but generally speaking you're getting the same experience on most of them.

Yes, and honestly, it doesn't really matter what instance you have your main account on since communities can be accessed through any instance (mostly).