Why? So I or someone else can use https://browse.feddit.de/ to find any interesting communities they may have and opt us in. I'm adding us into tons of cool leftism related stuff, but there may be some I miss. A list of who we are opted in with would help, as any announcement when we opt into another instance in the future. I am happy to do the work, I just need to have some extra knowledge to do it more efficiently.

I've been working for over three 3 years in the game industry as a QA, but previously only for two huge names and now for a medium sized one. I've never done indie. I tried hitting up indie devs when I saw issues offering free help, but they were never interested. I was wondering if there was a more organized form where I could seek either low paid or even volunteer positions. Since I ditched mass platforms such as YouTube, I have more time on my hands and was thinking it may be a way to use it.

Some users want to horny post and some want to filter it out. It would resolve the conflict.

I find myself accidentally leaving Lemmy. The icon marking an outbound link isn't very noticeable depending on the image it loads behind it and the amount of user brain activity (for me it's extraordinarily low when scrolling).

I think it's one feature missing from all the text-based websites. I do not watch videos at all. I use text-based media because I cannot interact with else than text and images. It would further improve the speed at which you load the website and improve content quality for all the other people who do not interact with video content. By adding this we'd set a much higher experience standard for users.

I cannot top up for a custom amount nor the amount I need (9,98/10 euros). I have to inconvinience myself and do it twice for 5 euros or commit and pay 20 euros. This is annoying me so much, I want to bite off toes off of the person who invented this.

I can load an entire website with videos and then load videos in 720p, but I cannot load my inbox with one notification. It should be a miniscule amount of data. I was wondering how the data downloads are being parted. Unread and All seem to be separate based on the loading icon, but are they also separate in regards to downloading them? Is the inbox being partially cached or not? Do pages get downloaded separately or do you pre-download other pages?

Either way, I feel like a way to counter it may be if users were given the option to disable downloading media unless clicked on. Maybe add an option to disable avatars too. I've seen some users having animated avatars and I wonder how much of a download that causes for me. I mainly use Lemmy on the go so on mobile Internet and I won't lie, it's been a struggle at times.

Law is complicated for many reasons. Private people (here referred to as the personally taxed) don't have the means, both financial and time, sometimes also the ability to understand the language used in lawmaking, which isn't made to be easily understood, to keep up with the law. Normally people aren't really expected to, if you're a "good" person (morality being subjective and cultural, of course), you're unlikely to break a law and get punished for it (not diving into edge cases of people forced by their circumstances). But then you're forced to comply with tax law. If it's automated, you can get unrightfully made to pay more without your knowledge. If it's not, you get forced into a game staged against you. People shouldn't be taxed. Tax should be solely handled by the companies, because they have the means to hire people dedicated to taxes. I feel like this is very important and tax is frequently brought up in many ways, but I don't see people speaking of this and I'd love to!

Disclaimer: I file for tax literally refreshing for it to be available and help other people with their tax. It's precisely why I think personal taxation is wrong. I know too many people who paid way too much in tax and didn't know and cannot claim it, because it's been too long since.

Why does "most comments" not feature a time frame?

Why is there no choice of default sorting for comments?

Lemmy isn't an advertiser oriented platform. It's a discussion platform. I strictly believe default sorting by new comments and most comments being improved is absolutely necessary. I would go as far as to suggest making sorting by new comments the default and most comments (last 24h) the default for sorting feed. I believe that would tremendously improve the user experience AND engagement because they'd have more stuff to engage with. Sure, there's an argument to be made about burrying less active threads, however, the users who won't see those threads I believe to be the users who'd just scroll past them anyway.

I'm speaking of the thingy which made Threads not get released in EU due to its link to Instagram. Does it mean all services will be forced to allow users to only use chosen service without up selling like Google does for example? Will Messenger be forced not to require a Facebook login? Will Google no longer be able go require a Google login to play store? I cannot find anything (search engines got shittier so it might be why) and I thirst for this knowledge.

I was wondering if there were any means of bombing it with a new scent which would idk stick. I tried stuff like air fresheners but they last a day or a few and then aren't noticeable while the apartment smell persists. I didn't try candles because I don't have anything to light them on with. Are scented candles powerful enough to make the entire place smell different long term? I want to eventually invite a guy over and he asked me if the place smells bad because he's sensitive to smells and knows they renovated it (or rather are about to finish) with me moving in.

I think I've gone through all minus Beyond. I'm now on Summit and loving it. I previously avoided it because the default look was off, but after customizing it's beautiful, functional and doesn't bug like other apps I've used when there's more comments. I liked the looks of Sync but it was lacking block community option and the ads... I'm happy paying but over 20 euros? Damn, no. Anyhow, still curious. :)