Wait, is ahh algospeak for ass? God, that makes so many comments/memes make sense now.

Well, the Canadian metal band, who probably named themselves after the book.

I mostly use bandcamp tags, which works better than you’d expect.

Anyway, you should check out Carcosa.

A Meccha Chameleon champion in the making.

‘Not attracted to men’ is probably what you’re trying to say. Lesbians can still have men in their lives that they depend on, just not in a romantic/sexual sense.

So real. Need to start complaining about paywalled articles more.

Why is "^Yuri|^WholesomeYuri" in the community name filter? Why are anime lesbians hard blocked, while ani.social is just in the default user filter?

Filtered communities on instances that aren’t blocked: lemmy.ml/c/worldnews

ml is in the instance filter?

It’d probably be nicer if it did, tbh. I don’t know how you make a Yorkshire pudding worse, but they did it.

Bean on toast isn’t even bad. It should be jellied eels or a toad-in-the-hole.

Damn, why’s she swearing at us?

It’s because they misspelt oestrogen, the govt wasn’t sure what they were talking about.

>supporting scott cawthon

Massive red flag

You look pretty stupid…

Stupidly pretty.

“I can’t figure out my music type” - Bocchi the *Rock*

🤔

I don’t disagree, and the plugin system is cool as it’ll enable people to build things like that. I think SJW even has something like that already. But I can’t begin to tell you how much work a simple text filter would have saved me as an admin.

Thanks! I have also floated the idea of a regex blocklist, but Nutomic shot that down because ‘it can be done with a plugin’. Can’t wait until 1.0 so Lemmy can have feature parity with a 2006 forum.

URLS, no, but it can disallow specific domains.

It does work on URLs. The https part gets stipped out because of how the regex is built internally, but you can absolutely block a Github repo. I have a Discord invite link in the feddit.uk one.

Until relatively recently, it would only prevent users of that instance from posting to them, but somewhat recently it now prevents inbound federation of anything linking to those. If something links to a blocked URL (post, comment, user with that in their bio, etc),

It always worked on federated content? It was added in response to a Mastodon spam wave (source: I added it).

Emacs has the rx macro: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Rx-Notation.html

It doesn’t, this is an edit. It actually says “Good choice.”

Now this is quality ragebait.