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I am also ‘Andrew’, the admin of this server. I’ll try to remember to only use this account for posting stuff.
Well, they should have put the pic of the male on the left and the female on the right then, just so they’re not adding to any possible “confusion”.
There’s a Lemmy community at !severance@lemmy.world (although I’ve found that chatting about TV is harder than it looks).
I go there for the post-episode TV discussions (though I don’t log in). It can interesting to read people’s theories for something like Severance, although the whole experience can end up being depressing (because of mod shenanigans, the over-use of spoiler syntax, and the dissonance / over-reaction created when some show that the hive-mind has already determined is the best thing ever has a duff episode)
They did yeah, but I think it was by accident than design (they delayed the original launch so they weren’t directly up against 2 other big shows, and released all 3 eps at the same time to catch up with the original schedule). I’ve read that they’re releasing 3 every week for Season 2, which should be awesome (hopefully).
Per the article, only the first 3 episodes are free on YouTube.
The whole season is now available on Hulu as well as Disney+ (they’ve done a similar thing before, where they also made it available via ABC).
Wordpress if that is counted as federated
It’s an option for the blog owners to select, but it’s more federated than Loops (which currently isn’t federated at all). As a random example, here is a Wordpress blog post that was federated out to Mastodon, and then federated out to PieFed.
Do all filters have that 3 level system?
Yes - that Trump/Musk form is just a shortcut to setting up your own filter - the options on that form equate to ‘hide completely’, ‘make semi-transparent’ (so you can see the post, but it’s faded out), or “don’t set up a filter”
Also, do you know of an alternative front-end for Piefed?
There’s the one I made (the one linked to by OpenStars), but I think the more promising development is that the Interstellar dev has made some progress supporting PieFed too (Interstellar is already the only app that supports both MBIN and Lemmy, and I like the idea of one app for 3 different platforms).
As a term, ‘instance’ is already baked into code, databases, and APIs.
If I wanted to use an API to block ‘lemmy.world’, for example, I’d call ‘site/block’ with the relevant ‘instance_id’. That’s already 2 different terms for the same thing (‘site’ and ‘instance’), which isn’t great, but adding ‘provider’ into the mix means you’re now saying “if you want to block a ‘provider’, use the ‘site’ endpoint with the ID for the ‘instance’”, which is arguably worse.