And there are more and more offline GPT AIs available for free. Now everyone with an above average computer can have their own chatGPT.

Autocomplete and contents preview before posting.

And you have to play that bad game on their bad launcher.

That's just a pretty bad encourgment in general. It implies that you are behind of everyone else, not normal, or anything negative if you can't do this.

HTML sounds enough like a disease

I don't know. Liking your own post is almost available on every social media. Very few of them (like Reddit) automatically upvote or like your post you've just made.

Bet we're gonna break the record next year at this rate!

That is my guess, too. But I don't own a magazine so I didn't know if it's true.

The confirmation is helpful.

But if that's really the case, what will happen when there are several magazines fetch the same tags? Predictably, they just shown on all said magazines, but what about OP's profile? As far as I'm concernd, you cannot create a post in several magazines simultaneously.

Link to my profile and thread redirect to the one on kbin. Probably because they both originated from here. But the post from Mastodon does direct to the mastodon.social.

The only way to see this thread and my profile on Mastodon is go to an Mastodon instance, search my name CarrieForle, and see it there.

Thank you for the advice, but I've made it work. See the comment I wrote in this thread.

Just want you guy to know, I managed to have it working thanks to this Redditor.

The issue here is that OBS and Celeste have to be running on the discrete GPU for Game Capture to work. I know this is also mentioned in the guide I referred, but initially, I only configured OBS to run on the discrete GPU. In my case, I also have to do that to Celeste, which is what I missed.

I always thought Celeste was running on my RTX3050, but all this time it just ran on my Intel integrated GPU without me noticing difference... lol

Some updates. Apparently, making a thread in kbin will make a post on Mastodon, but not immediately. Here is the main page of my account on Mastodon (mastodon.social): https://mastodon.social/@CarrieForle@kbin.social

Under Posts tab, you will see this particular thread(https://mastodon.social/@CarrieForle@kbin.social/110717469552820707) and its replies. In contrast to my initial thought, posts on kbin seems to be ignored by Mastodon since I did not see my posts on my main page there.

On the other hand, Posts from Mastodon is transferred to posts (microblog) in seemingly arbitrary magazine on kbin, and again, not immediately.

Here's an example of a post from Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@jensorensen/110719419446130679
Here's what it became on kbin: https://kbin.social/m/internet/p/859696/Latest-comic-Pick-your-social-network-socialmedia-internet-tech-authoritarianism

If you dig a bit in that account, you'll see her posts are posted in different magazines, which is weird since there is no magazine equivalent in Mastodon. I'm guessing it's on kbin's side that does this transformation, probably with the help of hashtag?

Also, posts that's too old will not be transferred. I did not find this post on kbin: https://mastodon.social/@jensorensen/110204027397694156 . Based on the time when it's posted, it's somewhere between April 16 and April 23.

Thanks for the info. Especially that you can view accounts from other federverse platforms on kbin. I'm going to do some experiment on my own.