Mewtwo

Practically one foot in the grave, time to retire.

Pinto.

No, that defeats the purpose of the fediverse and its structure. This avoids power mods from taking over since they're different instances. People can always cross post to the same community across different instances.

Top left lines, settings, username settings, uncheck show read posts.

I watched it last Thursday and didn't realize it was the last movie in the series. I haven't icky seen a couple other IJ films and rarely see movies in theaters, last was before covid.

I really enjoyed it and thought it was well done. The pacing was perfect, I fully understood the plot and at no point was I confused. There was clearly a lot of call backs and references I didn't get, but I was impressed. Plus seeing Ford shirtless was hot af

mf knows how to twirl a wand

You can use your World account to post in communities on a different instance, but if you want to join that instance you need to make a separate account.

It's best you have one account on World, go to the top where it says communities, search under all, and subscribe to what appeals to you. You can still interact with the other instance with no issue.

Instances are completely separate servers. The downside is if World goes down, then you can't do much, but you can login to a Blahaj account and still use Lemmy like normal, except access World posts. So the idea is to create your own instance and customize your feed, if a major instance is down it doesn't impact your ability to browse instances that are still up.

No, I blocked those communities that talk about Reddit. My feed had been pictures and memes mostly.

I love how World and Blahaj are lgbt friendly and anti authoritarianism, unlike .ml.

Kbin doesn't have that option. I have kbin and thinks it's better than Lemmy but there's not enough customization or apps at the moment for me to make that switch.

Not at the moment. You can only select three sort type for posts and your default homepage. But these are in the works.

I thought it said trans enthusiasts.