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Heads up, the last link in your post has an extra .com

Normally you do this via search. So the way I'm responding to this is selecting "copy the url to the fediverse" under more and searching for the url on my instance, https://kbin.social/m/kbinMeta/t/201381. You can see people doing similar here https://lemm.ee/post/1262626 So that seems to work for lemmy/tilvids. Hmm, but that doesn't seem to work for kbin, I seem to get a 500. It's possible the integration isn't quite there yet.

Edit: whoops I responded to a comment deep into this thread, well it's all I could load I guess since I'm getting 500s atm trying to load the mag/this thread

The article doesn't seem to mention whether it would be reimbursable under an FSA/HSA or not. The laws were changed a few years ago to allow reimbursement of OTC products or medications without a prescription. Though I imagine insurance coverage would be much more useful.

I see 3 as well, like Nyaa. I think you have federation turned off, as I only see 1 then. On the sidebar, click the fediverse icon (the 3 dots connected by lines, next to the cog wheel), check if Status is off, and if it is, set it to On.

Edit: Although perhaps you might not want it on, in which case that could be a bug. If that is what's happening, I can have a quick look to see if there's a bug in the issue tracker and if not make one for the number not matching federation status on/off (though not sure if it's possible to fix or not, I imagine it would also be inaccurate based on other filters as well)

Would you be willing to link the magazine? I could imagine it's to do with something like domain blocking or language filtering, potentially

That would be why, the post is considered under the domain programming.dev, which you subscribed to. I believe this is the relevant issue https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/118#issuecomment-942720 but posts are under the domain that show up in the () rather than where the actual destination of the post is made. I imagine it has to do with where the user is, because that user is posting to their local domain's copy of the community/magazine, it seems to erroneously use that rather than where it's actually being federated to

specifically the one in the picture is under the domain programming.dev so I would check there. For instance I just checked /d/programming.dev and I see plenty of 196 blahaj posts listed

This might not hit the right genre for you based on the games you mentioned, but I feel like a lot of visual novels have that setting without horror. For example: 999, the Zero Escape games, Danganronpa, maybe AI Somnium Files as well can be creepy at times, CORPSE FACTORY

This might be a bad suggestion, but would it be possible to do something like mute community for x hours? So until now reaches a timestamp, hide posts from that community (sort of like discords mute channel for x hours). That way people could be like "I'm done with memes for now, but want to see them when I wake up"

You appear to be on kbin, so you would go to https://kbin.social/settings/general and under Homepage select "Subscriptions" and then Click "Save" at the bottom of the page

Edit: I interpreted this question as subscribing to things, and then filtering to only that on the main page, my mistake if you meant otherwise

I attended a talk in 2019 by Sir Tim Berners-Lee on Solid, which sort of seems related to what you are getting at. The idea being that you own your data/identity, and can decide to share it with third parties. It goes over things like files, but I believe login identities were also meant to be part of it, I see when I scroll down:

authenticated by a decentralized extension of OpenID Connect

I've been wondering recently, especially with Pixelfed adding login with Mastodon recently, if anyone has heard or experienced anything with that project. But considering I haven't seen it spoken about or implemented since then, I'm not sure I should be hopeful

Just a note that the original team moved to PrivacyGuides. I didn't do much reading into the entire ordeal as it seems like a sort of each side has a story ( here's privacyguides ), but you can see on the site you linked it seems to be a bunch of ads and crypto now.