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Dunno what it portends, but that link has an update that "SearX instances (not SearXNG) will soon get removed from this list"

I'm gonna add coffee drinkers. Honestly smell like actual shit, sometimes.

That's the trend I wish would emerge in the U.S.: lots of small spaces to hang out in like that

Barbary Coast downtown for vibe is a good start

I'm glad this is finally being talked about

I'll definitely play around with it

You know, I never quite realized that, in fact, reddit does front-load lots of petty drama to keep me on there. I've basically been little better than someone watching the Kardashians or something.

Crap.

Currently use Standard Notes to dump, in a semi-organized way, kind of everything from jottings to links, recipes, lists, ad hoc wiki (e.g. for how to use kbin).

Is Logseq, or Obsidian, a step further from this? Say, with greater ways to interact with what I collect?

Head's up for anyone on kbin.social: drop the "!" from the beginning of the instance url otherwise it likely won't show up in your search.

So skeptic@lemmy.world instead of !skeptic@lemmy.world

afaik there isn't one. Maybe it's incoming? sh.itjust.works has both save and collapse functionality. So it is possible. There are also starting to be some apps floating around out. Jerboan (Jerboa?) is one of them. They might have the ability to save stuff.

No. I think what confuses people is that you usually don't go to any particular instance but rather you access that instance through your home instance. e.g. you search in kbin.social for a lemmy.ml community or post. They'll show up.

You can still directly to that other instance. But you can't comment or vote. You would need to copy the full fediverse url for that post and pop in the home instance's search in order to take actions on the post.

To add to this, the only time you might need to create another account is to join in instance which has defederated from the others. As one example, currently you would need to separately join beehaw.org