There’s a PR on GitHub for this I’ve been working on the last few wks. Probably a week or two out.
60 days notice is standard on Mastodon, it would be nice to see instances commit to that.
I am the voyager dev!
Thanks. I can reproduce. I'll have a fix in the next release of Voyager.
See you on the front page
I will blame Visual Studio for anything and everything thank you very much
No, that was a bugfix. There was one or two places where the upvote color was using theme color instead of upvote color.
But if you liked that it is possible in the future to add a theme dependent upvote color setting. That would work better than before too because it would be the theme color everywhere instead of just a couple places that was accidental.
A lot of these would be normal buffer zones or shoulders, but were painted with bike symbols to get multimodal dollars. Or to get the public off their back.
It’s pretty fucked
The leaks are known issues with Stencil (framework used under the hood). So the good news is its known and tracked. The bad news is, there's not much I can do other than wait on the Stencil team.
Here is the main issue (but there's a few) if you want to track updates: https://github.com/ionic-team/stencil/issues/3607
cross-posted from: https://vger.social/post/393027
Introducing vger.social: A lemmy instance for Voyager supporters 💙
Hey there! Voyager for Lemmy dev here.
As I've been adding more mod and admin feature to Voyager, I've realized that self-hosting my own Lemmy instance may help me improve Lemmy moderation and administration in Voyager.
But I had another thought: Why not open up registration to Voyager supporters? It's a win-win: I get more real-world experience administrating a Lemmy instance, and Voyager supporters get a fun additional benefit!
Introducing https://vger.social :)
Q&A
- Q: Who can sign up? A: Those who donate any amount on a monthly basis, or those who have contributed a few PRs to Voyager
- Q: How do you track donations? A: It's the honor system.
- Q: Will Voyager keep support for other Lemmy instances? A: Of course! Nothing is changing there, vger.social is just another Lemmy instance.
- Q: Will vger.social work with other Lemmy apps? A: Absolutely! It's just a vanilla Lemmy instance.
Why use vger.social
- Guaranteed compatibility with Voyager
- Low user count = snag a better username
- It's well-federated, including https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/piracy
- General purpose instance hosted on US East Coast (potentially a pro or con for you, but faster response times for users in USA than lemmy.world)
- Rules against bigotry, hate and harassment (see sidebar)
- Hopefully better stability against any future influx of Lemmy users, compared to larger Lemmy instances
- Star Trek fans welcome I guess lol
Quick disclaimer
While I hope this instance is around for the long run, it is new, and therefore still experimental. If vger.social does shut down, I will give everyone at least 60 days notice.
Hey there! Voyager for Lemmy dev here.
As I've been adding more mod and admin feature to Voyager, I've realized that self-hosting my own Lemmy instance may help me improve Lemmy moderation and administration in Voyager.
But I had another thought: Why not open up registration to Voyager supporters? It's a win-win: I get more real-world experience administrating a Lemmy instance, and Voyager supporters get a fun additional benefit!
Introducing https://vger.social :)
While I hope this instance is around for the long run, it is new, and therefore still experimental. If vger.social does shut down, I will give everyone at least 60 days notice.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/14153828
Controlled burns during my flight today
Electric cars are a solution to save the auto industry, not the planet
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