Mastodon's "mute domain" is rather odd because if you try to map it to user-level action, the closest action to it is "block"; muting a domain severs your connections to people on that server too, instead of just hiding posts from them in your tl
Would love something closer to a true mute, that is, something that just hides posts from that domain in the TL - maybe with exceptions for people you follow - without severing any other connections you might have with that domain
(And yes this is apparently something that is already available to instance admins, it's just - as far as I can tell - not available to normal users)
@q66 "Weird platform users are responsible for porting our thing to their hardware since we can't support it" when the thing is hard to port in the first place (perhaps deliberately so)
Was passing there on a walk to seek refuge from the scorching heat outside, and just as I was nearing the end of the passage a sudden thought appears, "hey this place has a nice vibe!" so I immediately looked back and *snap* without paying much attention to things :haha:
It's a crap picture, taken with crappy phone camera by someone with barely any skills, but hey!
@novenary Just kinda annoyed at all those licensing discussions where people somehow passionately talk at length about how this or that license having this or that implication on people using your code while handwaving away the very real problem that is the logistics of actually going to court :cirnocomfy:
From https://lobste.rs/s/7od3uk#c_zrevjn > I like being reminded that there is an option that is not big tech sponsored and also not married to the tty.
Hah yeah 100% agree with at least the latter I like my graphical environments but super hardcore FOSS user types seemingly love their tty so much :haha:
Licensing/sponsoring issues aside Kate is the only graphical editor that is bloat-I mean featureful enough and runs well even on oddball platforms