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There was a one-time sign-out with this release due to an issue with logins, see if the issue is still occurring for you, if it is, it’s likely a browser-side configuration issue.

The logout is normal, it’s because there was an issue with the way logins worked before, that shouldn’t happen on future releases, but that is to be expected this release.

Unfortunately that’s an issue for boost and liftoff to fix on their end.

Is it normal that opening comments now completely refreshes the page instead of automatically loading the page semi-dynamically? if I click the comments button on beehaw the whole page doesn’t have to reload, and it’s actually faster. This seems like an annoying regression, is there a technical advantage to this?

edit: on further analysis, it doesn’t do a full page load when you go to your username > profile

or when you click on comments from the link, so, I think this is actually a bug.

Since it’s distributed, the cost doesn’t even compare to a centralized instance. It’s really hard to say how much it would cost to host everyone across the fediverse, but because of decentralization, it’ll be a hell of a lot easier to achieve.

I think this is more of a problem with capitalism, than a problem with breeding being fundamentally wrong, we’re incentivized to breed as poorly as possible, it’s a race to the bottom.

That being said, I think some animals are bred pretty carefully, definitely not dogs and cats, but certain insect breeding operations are pretty ethical just because being ethical with them is insanely easy.

What i’m really dying for is RES style keyboard shortcuts

I had it setup so nicely, i would use c and v to go up and down threads, and shift+c to collapse things and open expandos

It was honestly insanely convenient, and is by far the biggest problem with lemmy for me. Very willing to pay for this.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/984

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1048

Issue tracker here

I also think that the hobby allows them to be ambassadors for their kind, people often assume tarantulas and snakes are monsters that are out to get you, one question i’ve heard people ask someone holding a snake is “Why isn’t it attacking you”

People have these insanely perverse ideas about these animals that go away when they discover they’re actually quite delightful.

I agree, I just think it’s very unintuitive, we live with aliens.

See my other comment, I highly recommend hognoses!

I recommend trying a snake out, specifically a hognose, they’re extremely cute, and EXTREMELY easy to care for

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=952RqhvkUnE

Yeah, I think it’s really case by case in the animal kingdom, we have to avoid anthropomorphizing everything.

Certain animals don’t really roam as part of their lifestyle, most tarantulas are ambush predators, if you put a tarantula into a hole and regularly give it food, it doesn’t dream of the outside world where it can roam freely, roaming freely is its worst nightmare because that’s how it gets exposed to predators… tarantulas find a hole where they constantly get food and you can presume based on how they live in the wild that they’ve found the best hole ever.

They also show clear signs of stress when they are stressed, and they show less of those in captivity than in the wild.

That’s my argument for tarantulas anyway.

I think the ethics really depends on the specific animal, most reptiles and tarantulas are fine in my book.

All pets?

I think owning a tarantula, for example, is perfectly ethical, because of the way tarantus live.

I’m an argentine tegu person.

I can’t wait to get my black and white!

Mine’s insanely on the nose… i’m not very creative.