Yes it's easy but you need to erase all content you made in that instance first.
There is a ticket for moving profile between instances in lemmy, but it's still open since Dec 10 2021.
Krapulaolut
joined 1 year ago
Lemmy needs an option for a user to block an instance.
If your local instance is not going to defederate with meta then an average user can't do anything about it.
Yeah sure you can create a new user in other instance or selfhost an instance, but who would actually go through that?
Yes it would, if the problem had anything to do with the DNS.
EnXittification happening. Let's hope the rest of the users finds their way to fediverse.
It was brought up in the article as better security.
"Moreover “Light’s line-of-sight propagation enhances security by preventing wall penetration, reducing jamming and eavesdropping risks, and enabling centimetre-precision indoor navigation,” says Shultz."
Did you hit 88 mph?
Well I'm not an American so I have not used AOL-services.
Everyone was nice to each other and followed unwritten rules in communication. :)
This is a known "feature" of fediverse. Your local instance cant find that community because no one in your instance has subscribed to it. First you need to go to your local instance https://sh.itjust.works. Find that community with search eg. [email protected] and subscribe to it. Afterwards you can click that link and it works.
Dont worry you don't need any special compression. JPEG opens up fine in linux too.