- Inbox items are now marked read when visited
One thing i liked about mlem was that viewing something from my inbox did not mark it as read.
I cannot speak for the Vampire V5, but the Werewolf V5 was about half baked in systems, and less than that in story.
I was really hoping V6 would see a return to White Wolf rules with a progressed story line.
Some apps allow cross-posting of non url posts. I use Mlem (iOS) and with it I can cross-post any kind of post.
When I open any of the links on my slrpnk account I get a 404, the same is true using the web interface.
On my piefed.social account using Mlem I can see the title, the author, that the post is deleted, and one reply.
Well, i see 3 Xboxes i think.
Comments with images tend to take up a lot of screen space, and usually they're not very constructive in the first place
Mlem is having upvote issues with the new piefed update too. It appears to be an api handler on the piefed side.
It is what gives pretzels their color, skin texture, and contributes to their flavor.
https://www.americastestkitchen.com/articles/5745-the-best-pretzels-you-ll-ever-have
https://kitchensterling.com/do-you-use-lye-to-make-pretzels/
What did you use in place of the lye?
I have been wondering what I can use boiling my bagels that is more basic than baking soda, but less dangerous to handle than lye.
How many comments can you read from this post ??
Zero from 3 different instances. All three show 3 cross posts and zero comments on ask three of the posts.
The spaces between hashtags and urls are dropped, as well as parts of the url.
Using those post as an example: https://piefed.social/post/1662174
How it appears on piefed:
And on mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@gamingonlinux/115893551032761911
Edit: turns out fedia.io is mbin, not piefed.
OTTAWA, ON (January 3, 2026) – The Ottawa Charge carried their winning streak into the New Year with a 5-2 victory over the Minnesota Frost on Saturday afternoon before a sold-out crowd of 8,235 at TD Place. Brianne Jenner opened and closed the scoring with a first period tally at 4:01, and an empty-net goal at 17:16 of the third period to seal the win. All other goals were scored in the middle frame, beginning with a Kelly Pannek strike just 38 seconds after intermission to knot the score 1-1. The Charge took control thereafter with Emily Clark and Kateřina Mrázová both getting their firsts of the season, with rookie Sarah Wozniewicz adding one in between to climb to a 4-1 lead. PWHL top scorer Britta Curl-Salemme cut the Frost deficit to 4-2, staying hot with a five-game point streak. Gwyneth Philips made 24 saves for her fifth win of the season, which ties her for the league lead. Maddie Rooney took the loss with 17 saves. The Charge have now collected nine of a possible 12 points since defeating the Frost in overtime on Dec. 21 in Chicago and have enjoyed back-to-back sell-outs at home over the holidays. The Frost will look to get back into the win column when they visit Montréal tomorrow for a fourth straight road game.
NEWARK, NJ (January 2, 2026) – The New York Sirens stretched their winning streak to three games with a 4–3 victory over the Montréal Victoire on Friday afternoon at Prudential Center, backstopped by Kayle Osborne’s 42 saves. Victoire forward Laura Stacey opened the scoring at 3:47 of the first period, but New York answered late in the frame when Anna Bargman tied the game with 3:44 remaining, spinning and firing from the slot for her first PWHL goal. The Sirens took their first lead at 3:46 of the second period when Kristin O’Neill scored against her former club, converting in the slot after a turnover behind the Montréal net. The Victoire responded three minutes later on the power play, as Marie-Philip Poulin hammered home a one-timer following crisp perimeter passing from Erin Ambrose and Abby Roque. First overall pick Kristýna Kaltounková restored New York’s lead later in the second, slipping free from coverage and burying a cross-ice feed for her team-leading fifth goal of the season. Midway through the third, Paetyn Levis extended the Sirens’ advantage to two when she finished a Sarah Fillier pass on the rush. Montréal appeared to answer on a net-front deflection by Poulin, but the goal was waved off after video review for a high stick. Despite outshooting New York 45–21, the Victoire struggled to solve Osborne until the final minute, when Natálie Mlýnková tipped an Abby Roque point shot with the extra attacker to cut the deficit to one. With the victory, New York moved into a tie for second in the league standings. Sandra Abstreiter made 17 saves for the Victoire, who dropped their third consecutive game in regulation.
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