And on manual validation for sign-ups
permissions/roles could improve this a lot https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3375#issuecomment-2657753039
Give thumbs up reactions on Github so the devs know what to prioritize
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Whatever the hell the equivalent of a subreddit is called.
That's communities. Did you have issues with the communities link at the top of the page? You can switch it to the "All" view.
Also what the other comments said is good too, like for finding a very niche community I'll use https://lemmyverse.net/communities
There's no "main" app. Think about Reddit before the API fees. There used to be a default app.
Which app was this? Reddit's 1st party app? I didn't think it was very popular until they did the API fees, I never used it and I don't know anyone who did. Lemmy's 1st party app is Jerboa.
If you have ideas for how to fix these issues, you should file issues on Github for how to improve
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues (or report the issues to whatever app you're using)
There’s no recommendations feed.
Is https://quiblr.com/ like what you're talking about? https://quiblr.com/understanding_your_private_personalized_feed
What's a good way to explain it then?
I think federation being (mostly) invisible is actually part of the problem.
But fediverse platforms go out of their way to hide what they are, and to strip each website of its identity.
In what way? I don't think Lemmy hides anything, the communities and usernames all have the @instancename.com at the end of them.
What can we do?
File issues on the GitHub for how to improve the UX, and put thumbs up reactions on issues so the devs know which issues to prioritize
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues
Or even better, make pull requests if you're a dev
Hidden communities can still be accessed, but don't show up on All unless you subscribe to them.
Well, you can't see posts even if you browse into the community directly. You have to subscribe to the community or else you can't see the posts in it, even if you get a direct link to a post it won't show any comments, and the community won't show up in search results even if you search for the community ID/URL directly.
Communities themselves currently do not show up in community search results, this may change in the future; see #2943.
The linked issue was just closed as not planned. Maybe some comments in there could explain how we all want these features to work? The current solution seems a little suboptimal. Maybe hidden communities in search results should have an icon to show they're hidden.
While on the https://leminal.space/ website, open the search page and paste in the community ID or the URL of the community. Give it a few seconds (even if it says no results found, the remote search can take a few seconds longer than that)
I think the remote subscribe feature you were trying to use is still buggy, I've had issues with it before too.
cross-posted from: !deus_ex_randomizer@lemmy.mods4ever.com | https://lemmy.mods4ever.com/post/318
Download DXRandoInstaller.exe in the Assets section under the changelog or download from Mods4Ever.com. It is safe to update in the middle of a playthrough.
Use vanilla (optionally with Lay D Denton) to get all of the Randomizer's features, best QoL improvements, and the most polished experience. Our installer has an option to install Lay D Denton for you automatically.
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Trailers
Happy October 1st (depending on your timezone)! Here's a trailer for our new Halloween modes!
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If you don't know what Deus Ex Randomizer is, then here's our trailer which shows a breakdown of how it works:
Here's a trailer for WaltonWare mode. WaltonWare mode is focused on quick wins by completing a single bingo line, and increasing difficulty after every win. The bingo goals are all scaled to their minimum settings and you start in a random area. All bingo goals will be completable within just a few maps!
See the full README here. Also check out our Discord and Mods4Ever.com
Major Changes
- New game modes: Halloween Mode, WaltonWare Halloween, Zombies Horde Mode, Halloween Entrance Randomization, and WaltonWare Halloween Entrance Rando
- Halloween Trailer
- Limited and Fixed saves - you need a Memory Containment Unit to save, and you must save at a security computer, personal computer, public terminal, or ATM. (Save Behavior in New Game)
- Mr. H is immortal but you can hurt him to make him run away for a bit.
- Zombies will spawn from dead carcasses after about 20 seconds (adjustable using the "Enemies Respawn Seconds" option in the Advanced menu).
- You start with Run Silent instead of Speed aug (optional in Advanced settings)
- You need to loot your Halloween costumes (clothes looting option in Advanced)
- Halloween cosmetics: Jack 'o' Lanterns, and spiderwebs!
Minor Changes
Click to expand Minor Changes
- Area 51 improved datacube rules for stairwell blast door and reactor lab code datacubes in Sector 3
- Fixed locations for nanokeys in Paris street/metro, and added a key for the media store
- Added a spotlight in the Paris Media Store when a goal character is inside
- Improved lighting for warehouse generator and ship weld points when playing with Brightness Boost set to 0
- Cleaned up mission 5 surgery ward equipment locations
- Fixed button on Smuggler's elevator
- Fixed hostages being unable to get into the subway
- Maintain Paris Chill % across NG+ loops
- End credits now supports multiple columns of text
- Revision can now use randomized music when soundtrack is set to vanilla
- For non-vanilla mods, fixed looted grenades and throwing knives from walls not having randomized stats
- Gas station now has a datacube with Tiffany's portrait (can help in WaltonWare)
- Maggie leaves her apartment after showing the DTS to Max, and a police vault datacube is added to Tonnochi Road
- Area 51 gray room Geiger sound is quieter after generators are turned off
- Fixes for goal texts being updated
- Randomized passwords no longer have spaces around them
- Prevent quick consume from using more than one item in a stack
- Elevators now have more consistent movement speeds
- Slightly increased Payphone collision radius because some were slightly inside the wall
- Fixes for weapon display on high FOV
- Improvements to handling of failed bingo goals
- New option to show or hide messages about bingo progress
- Fixes for more mid-mission starts in WaltonWare
- NYC Airfield Helibase cameras and turrets will be disabled after finishing 747
- Fixed issues with upgrading active augs
Likely no. If one person on the instance is subscribed to a remote community, everything is synchronized anyways. If no one is subscribed to the remote community then it's probably a very small and low activity community anyways, which means it's a drop in the bucket difference.