This release has been pretty frustrating guys. https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/2796#issuecomment-2464985847

Yeah it pretty shitty. Will probably be used to disenfranchise students

I voted against it

Road trip is more eco friendly anyways.

That’s coming very soon. Probably next week

60 days notice is standard on Mastodon, it would be nice to see instances commit to that.

I am the voyager dev!

Oh it would be cool to see filter by instance for the getPosts endpoint too!

hmm, I don’t think Lemmy’s API allows for filtering communities by instance. That would be a really cool feature though!

Edit I found this open issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1298

Try to login to any instance and submit with blank username/password.

Alternatively, (bit more complicated but provides a nice interface to browse) you can select an instance in the signup flow, and press the (...) icon in the header to “connect as guest”

What do you mean by searching for other instances?

You can browse any instance as a guest. Not sure it that’s what you mean!

:( It works on lemmy-ui/photon/alexandrite/voyager (maybe others too - these are just ones I’ve tested that work)

Lol. I wish XKCD showed date published.

Btw I just found out that lemmy-ui supports markdown citations.

It’s not documented AFAIK though.

could the lemmy.ml censorship drama be related to this?

I think it’s just cooling down from Reddit migration. Same thing with Voyager donations (albeit smaller scale).

The script is pretty easy to read and follow along manually if you need to.

Nice work

You can also do code block with plain:

```plain
Stuff here

And what, are you going to restrict cars off the side street to turning right and then making a u-turn?

Yes. If there is not enough traffic for a better treatment, and the intersection cannot be made safer intersection, then left turns should be prohibited.

This is just a common as dirt configuration, especially in rural areas. I don’t find it remarkable at all.

Multilane thru traffic with turn lanes is not a typical rural configuration, at all.

45 mph multilane traffic, with unsignalized intersection of cross traffic? No, it’s a shitty design. Just because it’s normal where you live, doesn’t mean it’s a good design.

How to fix? Just a few examples…

• Signalize intersection
• Slow down thru traffic
• Roundabout
• Reduce thru lanes, increase turn lane offset
• Prevent left turns from side street