Because we didn't de-federate with them. So, if you comment, only other lemmy.world users will be able to see your comment and interact with it.

On the bottom of every instance there is the hyper-link "instances" which shows a list of blocked instances and of linked instances. I don't know if it manually edited or if it is dynamic, but if it is the latter case then it appears, according to some testing I've done, to not update instantaneously.

Anyway, according to lemm.ee "instances" page we are still linked and I think we will remain so, since they do not seem so keen to create an extremely walled garden like beehaw. Meanwhile, we do appear on the very long "blocked instances" list from beehaw.

If it is really that much of a problem, just block the 3 biggest communities of Lemmygrad and it will be quite improbable and infrequent for you to see posts from that instance. Although, isn't easier and faster just to ignore them?

I tried joining some kbin magazines from here (E.G: https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] and https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] ). It did work but I'm unable to see any post from those communities. Instead the one you linked ( https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] ) works perfectly (even for newest posts/comments). Is there any fix ? EDIT: To add more troubleshooting info, It doesn't say pending, it correctly says "joined" but still no posts.

kbin did not defederate with .world, and beehaw hasn't defederated yet with kbin (although I guess sooner or later they will) so I do not know what you are talking about. In any case, this has nothing to do with the ability or inability to see the site, which on my end works fine btw.

Often finding precise information for light values is quite hard, so I use those 3 websites: https://growlightmeter.com/light-requirements-for-plants/ https://plantlightdb.com/?q= https://www.houseplantjournal.com/bright-indirect-light-requirements-by-plant/ (Scroll down)

They don't always agree but they are a good starting point.

Yesterday kbin removed that restriction, and now they are fully federated with lemmy. But I don't know if all "magazines" (kbin communities) are fully synchronised, a couple I was following finished to synchronise only this morning.

Yes, just copypaste the kbin community link on the searchbar of your instance (in your case it should be https://lemmy.one/) and then you can treat it as if it were a lemmy community.

Communities with the same name across different instances are not merged, and the way they are referenced will be different. So, the location of lemmy.world/c/Music can also be referenced as ![email protected] while instead the Music at serverB.whatever be can be referenced as [email protected] .

No, the point of federation is that you can interact with other sites/servers from your own since the same protocol is shared. So from some-server.com they visited [email protected] and did their interaction. The same way you can go to the Music community at lemmy.ml ( https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected] ) without leaving lemmy.world and without having to create a new account. Your comments and interaction will be seen without problems by users of lemmy.ml .

Sure, but BigFig's comment (mistakenly) implied that either kbin defederated with lemmy.world or that beehaw defederated with kbin, while it isn't so.

While the server are at big load sometimes the subscrision went through but is incorrectly displayed as pending, in that case you can either ignore it or remove it and subscribe again. If the load is even higher sometimes it seems to not go through, but this case is rarer.

The newest post from kbin I was able to find is this: https://kbin.social/m/RedditMigration/t/33340/Reddit-Blackout-19-Comments-day-and-9-Posts-day-during-the-48h (3 minutes ago) and on lemmy.world I can see it with no problem ( https://lemmy.world/post/183440 ). Yesterday since synchronisation wasn't yet over (Now I think/hope it is) some smaller magazines weren't available on lemmy.world, but now everything should be visible.

I'm an user of lemmy.world. I've checked and apparently the only difference is the number of subscribers, comments and posts seem to be synchronised. (And yes, last post is from 5 days ago).

EDIT: Correction.

Newest versions of AUTOMATIC1111 GUI have AMD-support built-in for Linux, and with my 6600xt it seems to work quite well, but I don't have anything else to compare it with (Batch size 4, LMS KARRAS 100 steps, --medvram finishes in 1 minute e 5 seconds). Are the performances good or sub-par for my gpu?

@[email protected]

https://browse.feddit.de works only for Lemmy's instances and communities, so if you want something more precise than your instance's search bar you should go to https://kbin.social/magazines and then copypaste the link to your instance (in your case feedly.j-cloud.uk ) search bar if you want to subscribe to it. In all cases, Kbin is different form Lemmy if seen from its own site, since they are trying to do a more comprehensive social platform, while instead Lemmy is just trying to be a link aggregator (The same typology of Reddit and of other now defunct sites). So, to summarise up, from lemmy you can see all the contents of kbin (which is a different software) but the "experience" is different from the one you have on the kbin site and thus, functionally, when using a lemmy instances kbin can be treated as another lemmy instance, even if it isn't.

My bad, I somehow didn't notice it. Anyway, the rest of the comment is still true, only difference is the number of subscribers, comments and posts are correctly synchronised.

The official Android App (Jerboa) is nice but barely usable, at least it has a "big card" viewing mode that my instance browser view lacks (btw, is there some sort of desktop viewer (either Linux or browser based) that is better?).

The absence of working intra-instances is painful and one of the major downside of Lemmy.

Everything else is jolly good, and if more people would join it would be better since a lot of topics have barely no communities ones that exist are severely underpopulated.

Overall, Lemmy shows a lot of potential and I will try to use it but it isn't really ready for daily-driving yet.