Didn't believe them then, don't believe them now.
RIP Nova.
I love my mono laser printer. It's an older Canon I got from a retired lawyer, so it has probably printed a million pages already for all I know. Haven't had to futz with it since I popped in a new toner cartridge that was ~$40. If I need to print color, I go to the local copy store, but that's rare anyways. Been recommending the same for all my friends and family.
I definitely can't speak about general consensus, but that's what stopped me using it.
No AI please - it just dilutes and lowers the overall quality of the community. I'd much rather a handful of genuine posts/comments from real people than a flood of hallucinations that range from being utter gibberish to making you question your own sanity.
Also, be aware that you will need to fix your modlog page by running a query against your database
Totally fair - thanks for the response!
Genuine question - what's the advantage of Pixelfed over Lemmy? Is it just more photo-oriented in some way? Or just different strokes for different folks?
Great to see more federation though!
Sounds like you might just want to look into a more curated home server.
I maintain my own lemmy server, so I get to select which communities show up in my feed and which don't, and since it's my own server, I can filter and curate my feed for myself (which so far has not been much work at all).
I can confidently say that I haven't had any racist or other undesirable memes flooding my home page.
Thats when you keep building the two tracks that didn't meet, and you can run twice the trains for only 1.5x the price! taps forehead
Even still, you can get a small VPS and connect a VPN between it and your LAN, using it as a gateway with a static IP.
Gotta watch out for bandwidth limitations and data caps on small VPS like that though.
I'm lazy, so I literally just use a Mason jar and a steel filter. Something like this.
It's probably not the most efficient, but it gets me my caffeine in the morning and tastes good to me!
And it's exponentially based on how many pixels those characters take up