coffeeisnotlatte

Not super easily. It can be done by querying the postgresql dabase, but there is no built-in method to do it using the browser interface at the moment. When anyone from any instance does report them, you will see the report.

Do you have an example of a query I could use? I'm a bit rusty with databases :) with an example I can get chatgpt to build me something better

I see, occasionally I get reports from local users about something elsewhere from a 'foreign' user... which I can then delete. I assume that's not deleting from their server?

For example I get a report from a local user about a lemmy.ml user with a post in lemmy.world

It's like everyone saw what Twitter did, and thought they could get away with doing the same

I could live without youtube for sure, I have more of a Reddit problem than a YouTube problem... but it seems they fixed that for me.

Manjaro

Fair enough you have me beat :')

latte.isnot.coffee is mine, I think it's the best end for your name you can hope for ;)

Are you guys seeing the trainwreck in this AMA?

iamthatis (Apollo) even said he could do it with a bit more time after the initial shock, some negotiation etc, he was willing to try if Reddit would throw him anything at all so it was possible. But Reddit instead shut down all communication then lied about what happened

If you're old enough to get around those controls, you're old enough to view porn, frankly. It's like a rite of passage that I went through 15 years ago... the parental controls were also much worse then, so it's arguably more effective now.

Was it lemmy.org.uk? Not sure what happened to that one, I was there too... spun my own up in the end

You're not the first, you just don't get the full list of comments until you subscribe from your home instance... and I'm unsure if you get earlier comments than when you did that. It's a bit of a pain point

You don't need to just search, you need to have at least one member subscribed