Try clicking, hovering or tapping on that “X time ago” thing. I just tried it on your instance and it seems to work there too, definitely does on mine.

If it only happens on your wifi, this sounds like a problem with your wifi. It may have misconfigured DNS or similar.

I just hate the idea of someone defending a billionare or trillion dollar company for any reason.

Then you have a very simplistic worldview. There are many disputes where different large companies are adversarial to each other, so if you have an opinion about them at all, you need to defend one of them.

For example occasionally media companies will try to get laws passed in various countries to make social media platforms pay for linking to journalistic articles. A stupid and nonsensical idea for many reasons, but by calling it that, I may have just “defended” Meta?

“Defending” when accused of what? The question is somewhat meaningless without knowing that.

There definitely is a difference between good and bad filters.

I like this blog post even though it’s from 2011: https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2011/06/good-times-with-bad-filters/

UV filter is completely unnecessary, taking photos with that on degrades image quality (even if just by a bit) and lens hoods or lens caps are way more useful if you’re worried about breaking a lens

• case that fits the lenses you have
• strap if it didn’t come with one or that one is too uncomfortable
• polarizing filter! That one will make photos taken during sunlight lots better.
• obviously: enough cards and replacement batteries

Can’t argue with that

Depends on where in the world you are. I suspect OP is unaware this isn’t universally true; isn’t there a “US-defaultism” community somewhere here where this could be posted…

The question is somewhat confusing because in the Lemmy interface there isn’t really a difference between local and remote communities. If you can access a remote community from your instance, you have the same subscribe button there as on a local one. Difficult to help you without knowing what you’re currently doing and seeing.

French will be more useful, Italian probably easier.

No, the translation I was referring to didn’t say “Kursive”, it said “kursiv”, I definitely remember that. That was the episode with Cypress Creek and Hank Scorpio where Bart is asked whether he never learned cursive…

“Kursiv” really just translates back to “italic” despite being a cognate of “cursive”. Outside one bad translation of a Simpsons episode, I have never heard connected handwriting referred to as “kursiv” in German.

An SQL clause walks into a bar. It walks up to two tables and asks: “Can I join you?”

This would actually not meet the criteria of free and open source software if it were real.

A header that says “user is under 18, no nsfw content” should generally be fine and should be sufficient, or websites could report a tag list like “tag: 18+ reason: explicit nudity” for the client to filter.

Voluntarily, not mandated by the government; and then without actual verification requirements.

No. Stop being constructive about this. There should not be age verification on the Internet, at all, period, no compromises whatsoever. People who want it to exist do not deserve that anyone work constructively with them, they deserve only complete and fundamental opposition.

The community is called “no stupid questions”, not “completely confusing and incoherent questions”.

Which smaller countries? Others have mentioned the EU, which is one example. There is also the Arab League.

KDE Plasma can be (and by default is) configured to work mostly like Windows, which I have to use at work anyway. I have no interest in having to do things radically differently on different computers I regularly use.