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Not quite. So imagine each Lemmy instance is a post office, responsible for receiving mail from other instances on your behalf, and also responsible for sending your mail to other instances.

The post office (instance) that matters is the one where the thread is taking place. When you write a message on a thread - if the thread is on your home instance, great! No outbound mail. If it's not, your post office (instance) will send your mail across the fediverse to the instance where the thread actually lives, and the receiving instance adds it to the thread.

Likewise, when users reply to you, their instances mail their replies to the instance where the thread lives; the thread's instance is then responsible for re-forwarding their mail to you.

In this case, Beehaw has unilaterally decided not to accept mail from, or deliver mail to, Lemmyworld. So your experience varies based on which is your home instance, and which instance you're interacting with.

So exploring it by example, let's consider we have three instances: Beehaw, Lemmy.world, and (shameless plug) my adorable little home instance of federate.cc, which is federated with both of the above (and is accepting membership applications by the way!)

If the thread lives on Beehaw, and you are a member of...

• Beehaw, then you can interact with the post (it's your home instance), but you won't see any replies from Lemmyworld users (your post office is refusing to accept letters from them)
• Lemmyworld, you probably won't be able to see the thread at all (Beehaw refused to deliver it to their post office) - but if by some chance you can, you won't see any comments by Beehaw users (Beehaw refuses to deliver them to the Lemmyworld post office)
• federate.cc, then you will be able to interact with the post (Beehaw delivers mail to our post office), but you won't see any replies from Lemmyworld users (Beehaw refuses to accept mail from Lemmyworld users, and by extension refuses to deliver their mail to our post office)

If the thread lives on Lemmyworld, and you are a member of...

• Beehaw, you probably won't be able to see the thread at all (Beehaw refused to accept the mail from Lemmyworld, returning it to sender) - but if by some chance you can, you won't see any comments by Lemmyworld users (Beehaw refuses to accept mail from Lemmyworld, returning it to sender)
• Lemmyworld, then you can interact with the post (it's your home instance), but you won't see any replies from Beehaw users (their post office refuses to deliver letters to yours)
• federate.cc, then you will be able to interact with the post, but you probably won't see any replies from Beehaw users (Beehaw's post office refuses to deliver mail addressed to Lemmyworld)

If the thread lives on federate.cc, and you are a member of...

• Beehaw, you will be able to see and interact with the thread, since Beehaw's post office both sends and receives mail from federate.cc; but you won't see any messages from Lemmyworld users, because Beehaw's post office will refuse mail that originated at Lemmyworld; when we try to forward that mail to Beehaw's post office, it will be refused and returned to sender.
• Lemmyworld, you will be able to see and interact with the thread, since Lemmyworld's post office both sends and receives mail from federate.cc; you will see messages from Beehaw users, because Beehaw's post office will deliver mail to ours; but if you interact with them at all, they will never see it, because Beehaw will reject mail that originated at Lemmyworld (see above).
• federate.cc, then you will be able to interact with the post as normal, you will see replies from people at all three instances, and they will see yours

Phew! How confusing. A far better solution would be... don't defederate, splitting the community!

Yea I mean, I think I have a pretty low appetite for modding and tinkering. I would describe my ideal 3D printer as like, “what if Apple made a 3D printer”. I’d want to load filament and have it “just work” as much as possible.

I hate this trend of big tech buying up smaller services and then shuttering them a few years later. I’m still salty about Gamespy getting cannibalised by whatever that shitty mobile casino game company was, killing all the classic FPS titles’ master server in the process

Glorious. Gotta love the new boss who dictates but never listens.

My understanding is that Lemmy isn’t peer-to-peer, it’s more like hub-and-spoke, relative to the instance that the community is on.

So if users on B and C are interacting with a post on A, then it’s the responsibility of A to be the postman and handle the syncing between A<>B and A<>C; B and C don’t directly talk in this case.

Thus, nobody outside of Lemmyworld sees posts from Lemmyworld made on Beehaw communities, because Beehaw doesn’t accept them, and therefore doesn’t pass them along to the other instances, either. .

My understanding is that Lemmy isn’t peer-to-peer, it’s more like hub-and-spoke, relative to the instance that the community is on.

So if users on B and C are interacting with a post on A, then it’s the responsibility of A to be the postman and handle the syncing between A<>B and A<>C; B and C don’t directly talk in this case.

Thus, nobody outside of Lemmyworld sees posts from Lemmyworld made on Beehaw communities, because Beehaw doesn’t accept them, and therefore doesn’t pass them along to the other instances, either.

My understanding is that Lemmy isn’t peer-to-peer, it’s more like hub-and-spoke, relative to the instance that the community is on.

So if users on B and C are interacting with a post on A, then it’s the responsibility of A to be the postman and handle the syncing between A<>B and A<>C; B and C don’t directly talk in this case.

Thus, nobody outside of Lemmyworld sees posts from Lemmyworld made on Beehaw communities, because Beehaw doesn’t accept them, and therefore doesn’t pass them along to the other instances, either.

The dual extruder and auto bed leveling are really appealing, but this seems to limit choices a lot. My budget would probably be $500 give or take $200, does that change your recommendation at all?

The dual extruder and auto bed leveling are really appealing, but this seems to limit choices a lot. My budget would probably be $500 give or take $200, does that change your recommendation at all?

Watching this thread; this might be slightly off topic, but I’m interested in finding a good “starter printer” for someone with limited working knowledge, but something with a pretty good size print bed and higher print quality. Maybe one of the three OP mentioned is it?

He’s right if he’s talking about that fucking train simulator game with $4K of DLCs ;)

Ups, sieht so aus.. Entschuldigung