The second one is more expensive as you constantly are creating a new variable. In the first one you just constantly change the value of a variable.
Notion mail? Wasn't that Skiff mail previously?
You can moderate remote communities, but you can't create ones. Though you can "own" (be the top mod) in one iirc.
Quite the big update. I love the new features. Especially the embedded game window and ingame editing.
Mbin/Kbin is pretty nice, though it lacks mobile apps. I would switch to it if it had a few mobile apps, but we only have interstellar, which is pretty much alpha.
and a prompt that notifies users that WebP is better than GIF.
Why would they add this? As in like why would a DE do this?
I assume an account getting banned is the same as an account getting deleted?
Only if the administrator of the instance chooses to delete the content as well.
If they did, it will be the same as deleting the account with "Delete content" option set to true.
lmao I didn't even notice
The best way is to read the docs, read code and experiment yourself.
I'll try to answer them, though:
- It's hosted on instance A and B. Every instance creates a local copy.
- Your account gets deleted. If you want, you also can select to delete your content (images, posts, comments, etc.). But since this is the Fediverse, it is not guaranteed that your account and content is deleted everywhere.
- Iirc they do
- The existence of the instance itself won't increase load, but the users on it can.
- Your client asks your instance.
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https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/96e4621cb800fd5468fdd2294a75a6bceec76a28/crates/routes/src/images/upload.rs#L83
No age checks are being done, so you are correct.
HOWEVER, this is not implemented in Lemmy at all. The error you see is a custom error message created by the lemm.ee team.