Wow this “policy” has 3700 lines in total. It must take a lot of time to create and maintain it. How does someone even find the time for that?

I tried to access some blocked users and communities via tesseract.dubvee.org and it simply shows a generic “Not Found” error. So this is impossible to figure out for the average user. Even for developers it would be hard to figure out if the JSON file was hidden a bit better.

At the moment I’m reading the “Book of the new Sun” series. Its quite confusing in the beginning, but with time it gets better and better. I like that it covers a lot of philosophical questions, while still being a fun fantasy story.

I believe this is the right answer. Additionally, one character in CJK languages represents a single syllable, so you get less line breaks per word. For example the world “union” can be transliterated to Korean as 유니온. Writing that vertically takes 5 lines in English (one line per letter), but only 3 lines in Korean:

유 니 온

Open all the windows during night time when its cool, close windows and shutters during daytime. If you dont have shutters, put foil on the outside of the window, not inside. Also use a fan for air flow.

That sentence is from the old covenant, which also requires animal sacrifice among other things. The entire old covenant is not binding for Christians anymore, since Jesus replaced it with the new covenant.

Yes its called Ibis: https://ibis.wiki/

In your imagination it can always be Friday! Don’t be one of those people who live in “real life” because it’s quite boring.

Oh yes, I need to rewatch this one!

Mods are developed by fans in their free time, like the original Counter-Strike. To play it you had to own the original game and could get the mod for free. In contrast games like Half-Life are developed by a company with full-time employees, and sold for money.

Of course Counter-Strike hasn’t been a mod for a long time now. Valve took it over and turned it into a full game.

Oh yes bought it on release because of all the hype. Then stopped playing after two hours because it was so boring and generic.

The main problem with Witcher 3 is that it’s way too long. Was a real slog to reach the ending. Didn’t even bother with the addons. Cyberpunk was great in my opinion.

La más grande que conozco es !chile@feddit.cl

Found it now, crosspost detection actually happens in the frontend. It only works if posts have the same url and are shown on the same page.

Opened an issue, but it will likely take a while to fix.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/6413

So the problem only occurs after you use “Hide Post”? That might be part of the problem, I suppose that deduplication only considers posts that are visible to you. Though I cant find the corressponding code right now to confirm it. Best if you open an issue in the lemmy repo.

Yes I don’t doubt that you were having this problem, another post was also complaining about it a few days ago. It’s just that Icant think of any reason why this would happen if the image urls are identical.

Here are the posts on lemmy.ca, they both have the same image url and are also shown as crossposts:

• https://lemmy.ca/post/61638678
• https://lemmy.ca/post/61638723

So these should be grouped together without any problem, not sure why it would fail.

Yes but apparently its not working for some reason. My first guess is that these posts have identical looking images, but they are actually loaded from different urls.

I cant find these duplicate posts, can you share the URLs that you were viewing? Is it possible that these identical images actually have different URLs?

Thing is that we dont have any information about someone who visits joinlemmy, other than the IP address which gives the location, and Accept-Language HTTP headers. So it attempts to give useful suggestions with that limited info.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/joinlemmy-site/blob/main/src/shared/data/instances-definitions.ts#L13

There are multiple defaults on https://join-lemmy.org/