Die4Ever

is https://join.piefed.social/ not open source?

that would require PieFed users to follow many many Mastodon users, that's the only way for Mastodon to alert PieFed about the posts

Seems like too much to hope for lol

Yeah seems to be kind of a remaster.

And I have no idea. RO2 and Tree of Savior didn't really grab people

This just sounds like an attempt to deflect criticism. "Oh I wasn't really trying", either put up or shut up. These are their times and they will continue to be until someone beats those times with stock cars.

Also the drivers are actually good, so it's a bit misleading to paint them as amateurs.

Scaled is AMAZING for the Subscribed view, and this is my primary way of browsing Lemmy. But yea it's pretty terrible for All

following hashtags kinda tricks people into thinking that it's going to be good, but hashtags don't trigger federation so it's a bit of a disappointment unless you're on a big instance

me too, the Z06 is especially disappointing here

The username is a clue (PieFed username)

For comparison: GT3 RS in 6:49.328 https://youtu.be/GqVRqARkh8g

If you want to see smaller communities, sort by "Scaled"

If you REALLY want to browse All, try the "New Comments" sort, it's like old forums

But I rarely look at All, mostly just Subscribed or Local

yea the web browser is local software lol

but really this feature should exist regardless of autocomplete, just to reduce user confusion, so people are aware of how this stuff works instead of trying to click the login link and then failing to login and making an angry Reddit post about it

the fact that it presents a link to solve the user's problem means that the user will click on it, and currently Lemmy only shows the login link as the solution to the problem, so of course the users will click on that and then they're lost

Rather than being a form, the local software could just detect and do it all seamlessly.

the web browser won't grant access to cross domain storage

even if it did some people have multiple accounts, or may not have logged in on the current device yet, or might be browsing incognito/inprivate, so it would still have to be a form of some kind