oh man, I’d kill to know how to hack my fucking samsung tv. I don’t use it’s useless “business” smart functions, but every time i turn it on it nags me with that terrible menu. and there’s no way to turn it off because they completely fucked it up by pushing ads through that menu.
I don’t think this would be impossible to do. but for sure you would never get all the communities of ALL the instances… but only of those already connected with your instance.
I think, for how Lemmy is structured right now, you wouldn’t see all the communities, but just those that other users in your instance already searched for. there’s no automatic global directory for communities, and I think it would be impossible to do given the decentralised nature of the fediverse.
what it could be done though, is that each instance maintains a manifesto of all their communities, and updates all their connected and federated instances with the updated list. I doubt Lemmy is doing this now, but it could be good food for future features.
you’re hiding read posts. go to your lemmy account settings, and disable it.
also, when posting a comment, I HATE that you can swipe down to go back. I was typing very long comments twice and both times something got stuck, I swiped down to go back to the beginning of the text and instead it went back and completely deleted my comment. infuriating.
so, you put it in storage mode (or shipping mode) to fix it? that’s definitely weird. maybe it’s doing something to reset some hardware configuration? like, it’s expecting to be serviced so it resets what it knows on its own hardware? it would be weird though, I don’t get what could change hardware wise that it’s not already managed by a normal firmware/bios.
they used to. it’s a couple of days they have been broken, hopefully they’ll fix them soon
hanno rotto il cazzo. non trovo altre parole se non offese.
this is definitely not true.
didn’t they say during the keynote that the lenses will attach magnetically to the visor?
because there’s not just beehaw and lemmy.world. there are thousands of instances and there’s no way to know them all, unless you or someone else knows that instance and searches for it.