No, sadly.

I like FediLab.

I absolutely loved Dragon Age: Inquisition, don’t hate me.

I’m probably using the wrong word. The medical ones here have “thc from full spectrum oil and terpene”, and I think there’s a little cbd in there as well. They aren’t super strong, but it’s definitely thc. They’re from Batch Extracts.

Does anyone know if there’s a way to get an image direct link from Pixelfed with it being a file name with 200 characters in it? I would use Pixelfed more, but the image URLs are just ridiculous. They aren’t bad if you use the link from the sharing menu, but that links to the album and I’m wanting a. Link just to the image.

I buy strawberry shampoo, but I also like citrus smells.

Wow, they’ve accomplished so much so quickly.

This is probably a dumb question, but is it still a Progressive Web App?

Okey doke.

I believe Funkwhale is the federated version of this.

That’s just the way the Federation federates.

It’s like… is he doing this on purpose?

Even if there were more than 16, they can do it. Your unique identifier is your battle tag. Your display name can be anything.

Loving my bear druey. There’s a couple aspects that turn pulverize and trample into earth skills, and allow you to pop landslides and earth spikes every time you trample or pulverize respectively.

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks. If you put an aspect on an item that is already a legendary, do you lose the existing legendary power?

Buffy for sure. I’ve watched it through several times.

My favorites from a mechanical standpoint are typically 3rd person shooters or action games.

That’s exactly what I meant, they don’t need Threads, it’s all public (except possibly email addresses?) , but @[email protected] commented to me and said it doesn’t work that way, so now I’m secend guessing myself.

Either way, they can scoop all that post data up anyway, to me the data is almost becoming a red herring. IMHO, Facebook’s history of being a platform of hate-fueled content, violence, trolling, social manipulation, etc. is of greater concern.

I’m also wary of the day that Facebook is the driving force of the Fediverse due to it’s sheer size. All those users come along with a great deal of inertia, and Facebook could end up being the mega-Corp who decides all the protocol standards forcing others to keep up with their “contributions” or get left behind.