There's some relevant discussion here and in the thread linked by ernest in that post here. I don't want to give any wrong information, but I don't think activitypub has a spec for downvotes/reduces/dislikes, just likes and shares (boosting). So on mastodon dislikes definitely aren't federated. I believe for lemmy, they federate between lemmy instances that have them enabled, but for kbin they are local to your instance.
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On the sidebar, if you click the fediverse icon (the 3 dots with lines between them), you can turn federation off. This will show you only local content. However, this does still show local kbin users posting to federated magazines, because technically they're posting to the local copy on kbin and it just happens to get federated out on the backend. But it should reduce the amount of completely federated things you see
I'm not quite sure it's documented anywhere exactly, just had a search and didn't find anything yet, but I can imagine the different views work better for microblogging. For instance, I think chat view appears to be how mastodon/twitter would display replies. Classic sort of seems like an inbetween where you still get a different level off of the first reply but it goes into chat after that. Since you might be looking at things like mastodon toots, maybe the idea was to make a way for it to be viewed similar as well
Edit: I guess classic is sort of like youtube comment section now that I think of it. Though it might be better if comments were collapsible
More levels than 2, hmm, I definitely see more than that on PC, though it does have a limit.
I think you might be in classic view rather than tree view on PC. The 3 stack icon to the right of top, hot, active, newest, oldest; does it have classic view selected? In classic view I only see a single indent, but in tree view I see at least 9
I'm curious what panel resonates with people the most, if you had to live in one (left to right, top to bottom)
https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/pulls/794 It looks like a fix for this might be up in PR at the moment
A delete event is sent out by the server and attempts to be federated to all subscribers [source]. However, there are some caveats. If the destination is down or other issues in federation occur, although there may be retries depending on implementation, eventually it may give up and not federate the delete. Furthermore, activitypub is an open protocol. People can simply implement their own service that subscribes to things and drops all delete events.
The one thing I was most curious about is if this meant it'd be easier to get the mounts for non-savage raiders. Especially the skyslipper, which is one I've always wanted. I don't do savage raiding but I do BLU
Firefox runs really poorly for twitch and youtube videos for me in linux; mainly in CPU. Brave will use maybe 10-20% of my cpu for a single twitch stream whereas firefox uses about 80%. I use firefox for all my browsing, but for videos it just doesn't seem to work well... Perhaps a different chromium browser would be better as you say.
I am not toooooooo sure; I'm not familiar with lemmy myself. You could try adding the scheme before it, so: https://lemmy.world/c/beebutts or perhaps go about it the long way with url linking [lemmy.world/c/beebutts](https://lemmy.world/c/beebutts) lemmy.world/c/beebutts
It was verified and fixed, so users on kbin. social should at least be able to see their posts now https://kbin.social/m/kbinMeta/t/173366/lemmy-ml-is-no-longer-shadowbanning-kbin
He did say it would be "federated this week" but in the next comment in that issue he made he said that changed "but it turns out it's not easy, and I wouldn't want to make such a big change hastily". I don't think anything has happened since. I definitely almost never see any reduces over here on a different kbin, so I think it's still the same. There is still some discussion in that issue, someone just posted they have a PoC of doing it in a fork for instance.