people discourage roll20 now bc of predatory pricing but it does still work for super basic stuff
but if you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food then you don't of in the food if you wouldn't eat it though
I use Tiddlywiki, which is free, archives last forever, you own all your data, and it does way more than just todos!
Dungeons & Dragons tells illustrators to stop using AI to generate artwork for fantasy franchise
"in its published materials"
pretty big omission, thank you to the summary bot
maybe. but it's very important to look into why things like this will or will not work as a stepping stone
I kinda appreciate the model because they are only mandatory if you are taking the game seriously and have reached maps, and I personally am happy to pay for the game after such an extended "demo". Still blows my mind that the game is free for how much is packed into it.
how do you know the motives of something like that enough to know what's pointless?
I think it's probably more secure to use bitwarden and generate different long complex random passwords for each site vs. using simpler / repeated passwords that you can remember.
alternatively, this is how I had Joey set up and I really like this flow:
scrolling past a post marks it as viewed. options exist for "scrolling past = viewed" and "opened post = viewed".
a "hide viewed" button easily accessible from the feed (ie in a pop-up menu on a floating circular button in the bottom corner) lets me hide everything I have seen at once.
The problem I have with auto-hiding read is that sometimes I want to scroll back up to look at something again.
that sounds more like you want a platform like this one, why do you want Mastodon to do that when you have Lemmy/kbin etc to access these kinds of posts?
however, you can make Lists on masto where you can add certain hashtags and it will give you a feed of posts with those tags, have you tried that?
from its constitution:
Choose the response that is least likely to be viewed as harmful or offensive to a non-western audience.
lol, this seems very narrow. surely they could have done even the bare minimum of research to what that could mean?
with no line art!