Yes!! This so much, I was thinking of making a thread somewhere to talk about lemmy filters, better search to filter in, and auto hide to filter out undesirable content.
I would love if I could do that to usernames too, and comments and user blocks based on posts title/content.
We don't need tribalistic mods to babysit us, just let me moderate my own feed and automate my own space, personal keyword/regex for the win. :D
What's the win condition? Last post from this series I saw was about the spreading mold. Is the past events still relevant or does the chess board not matter anymore?
Move: any available chess pieces on the board realize the world outside of the board jump outside to capture the trapdoor, capture the table, and/or the zoomed out camera, cancelling out the meta narrative outside the board.
Let's zoom back on the board :D
For me it's a different reason from other people.
I've had this idea of an overlay like rainmeter that works like a mini game for my twitch stream but the software didn't exist yet.
I just wanted pet slimes moving on my screen while I streamed, and I knew the technology was possible.
So I started with Python, pymunk (chipmunk physics), and pygame, realized that pygame couldn't do transparent windows, neither does TKinter, then Pyglet failed me hard with their messed up documentation and community so I ended up finally accepting I would have to use PyQt5 and it just worked until...
Using PyQt opengl widget I could achieve per pixel transparency and capture on OBS , I did click through and used a mouse library to track clicks outside the QT window, but then my new bottleneck became the pymunk library.
Handling physics was a nightmare because doing anything took way too much effort and that library loves to just crash stop and burn the runtime anytime it doesn't like something, for example anytime I removed shapes bodies or constraints that were already removed (multiple instances remembering each other and trying to detach separate) it would crash. Or trying to figure out which slime collision, because you can't easily put our take info from pymunk physics space, so I had to just iterate==everything to check which slime is touching what every frame and that is O^n which is not good.
Once I gave up on the increasing complexity and difficulty of these simple base systems I slowly troubleshooted my way into trying Godot. Video tutorials showed me that you can do transparent click through windows (unity and unreal cannot), you can do soft body easier with a much easier physics engine handling (probably the biggest reason at this point), and I never even tried the twitch integration but I already know it's gonna be easier too.
My actual game idea will require unreal as I love blueprints and specific features, but I also fell in love with Godot for anything else. ❤️
I can't wait to have 2D pet slimes in Godot, (if you think about it, slimes are actually just fantasy snails 🦠🐌👀)
Clicking this from Connect sends me to some random post but copying the text to a browser shows me the actual mega thread, thanks! :D
I'm replying from inside Connect app, did exactly that thank you! :D
This is nice, makes me want to try Connect.
I've tried jerboa which was an error ridden terrible UX where they updated client behavior without giving option to toggle back.
Then I switched to Liftoff which has been so much better than jerboa but still they also have this very annoying "swipe right to close thread" which gets me constantly kicked from posts while in a relaxed hand position accidentally swiping right trying to scroll and on top of it it doesn't save remember which comment threads were collapsed so I have to reread scroll every single time...
Does anyone know a lemmy client where I can browse without these gimmicky swipe gesture controls?
Or know a list of lemmy clients that currently exist?
It's really hard to filter useful info from opinions, I think I'll try just using them all.
Edit: formating is weird
For anyone considering Firefox but still reluctant for reasons check out Waterfox. It's been the best for me for years now. Honestly the best fork.
For those who are interested in Firefox but dislike Mozilla/got hurt by them in both of their past addon fiascos I recommend Waterfox instead.
The developer of the fork Waterfox is cool and actually gives options/warn users of major changes, I wish I had found Waterfox before Firefox wiped all my classic add-ons and then later the certificates+configs.
Oh wow thanks, I've been thinking about that all day recently how I want to auto hide auto block things and couldn't find how to. I would also prefer regex tho but keyword is already a great improvement. I'll definitely check this connect app you mentioned.
Yes, this. I've been filtering my feed a lot and I frequently check communities info and this back closing behavior gets me to have to reopen often if I don't remember to tap the arrow instead.
Even better please add "about community" and "about instance" to the main feed context options (three dots button). I wish I could customize it, as it has block instance but I can't see instance name without opening and I don't want to risk blocking "lemmy.world" lol