Trying2KnowMyself [they/them/their/theirs/themself] @ Trying2KnowMyself @lemmy.ml

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I love seeing salty folks downvote me so much that even when I post from instances without them, I have to check in a week later to see how many I’ve snagged from losers who couldn’t even formulate an argument and reply to me

Remind me again why y’all have piefed instances?

https://lemmy.ml/c/science@lemmygrad.ml?dataType=Post&sort=New for my own convenience since it’s looking like I might need to xpost to Hexbear from my account there again instead of continuing to snub them because the admins won’t live up to the higher standards I hold them to.

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My posts eventually federated (but not the comments on them), but several recent ones from yogthos, including the one screenshotted, still haven’t - doesn’t look like there’s any ban there (it’d be surprising).

One I made ~30 minutes ago hasn’t federated yet either.

The article that brought me there had a pretty cool banner pic:

Sorry, my screenshots don’t actually show that I got to the ml science comm from the grad xpost because I wasn’t paying enough attention to what I was screenshotting where. I should have showed the xpost link or the local science comm viewed from grad. Regardless, it’s still how things look at the moment (no upvote here because I eventually got around to that locally where it will definitely federate and am not trying to double vote on anything):

China placed its inaugural global CO2 monitoring satellite, TanSat, into a sun-synchronous orbit in 2016, paving the way for research into the global carbon cycle. Following this milestone, Chinese research teams have utilized the satellite's data to foster scientific partnerships, including a notable collaboration with a team from Finland.

The least the author could have done was link to some other article about what the notable collaboration was.

Actually, I guess the least was to state it without a link

It’s gotten more aggressive, but it hasn’t forced me to create an account yet.

E: hmm, the app doesn’t force me to sign in, but I do see that if I try to use a web browser.

At least they’re finally banned from their home instance.

I’ve had issues in the past when the pictrs server most recently proxied from is struggling, but usually the number of proxies shouldn’t matter because each pictrs server caches the image, so slrpnk requests should have only gone to lemmy.ml to populate the local cache, but not beyond because ml has already cached all the images from grad.

Not that it really makes a difference at this point, but I’ve updated both the comment and article with more direct links and that seems to have fixed things.

I don’t think it’s normal to see murdered animals on billboards.

Yes, it’s an image/emoji. Trying to view the post from slrpnk it seems most of the images aren’t loading and I can’t tell if that’s a temporary thing, or if Anubis is unhappy with me, or if in addition to that issue you’re using a screen reader.

I don’t think it’s normal to see murdered animals on billboards.

I don’t think it’s normal to see murdered animals on billboards.

I don’t think it’s normal to see murdered animals on billboards.

I don’t think it’s normal to see murdered animals on billboards.