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you could start your own peertube instance, jus sayin’. I don’t think an instance for vtubers exists just yet.
They don’t accept instance follows for some weird reason, despite this hurting discoverability
I like linux, I like coding, I like music, I like gaming, I like essays, I like writing, I like art…
if you introduce me something that is cool I will probably find it cool.
You can say I like everything that is interesting. but with a few preferences.
Ask yourself this first, what is your objective using these tools?; Do you want to socialize, or do you have some other objective? Or even do you think using this will help you or will it be a problem that may hinder you instead of helping you do the thing you want to do?
The dilemma you are asking for an answer is meaningless without the context of the question. Possibly one is best for one thing or the other. But I know for a fact if you tried both and understood what you want to do, you can decide it for yourself. After all it’s just a matter of personal preference and the usage case.
Does it work, though?
how about the lite version
you should try fedilab, but i never used friendica with it though
i was planning on doing that, sure!
Thanks!
You (could) hide the up and down button with:
.vote-bar {
display: none;
}
whoa, I thought it was the green that was a bit weird for the default theme. but this doesn’t look too bad.
Thanks.
@dessalines@lemmy.ml, do you still need something like that? re: https://lemmy.ml/post/34872
I think you don’t necessarily need to change it, for my needs I just need more css classes to add more css so it doesn’t conflict, like the way I use it with bootstrap v4 based css paths/selectors at the moment. It’s a bit hacky and improper. (Also it’s not enough with just bootstrap classes, if you wanna make diverse themes too)
some different features, but well, it’s all pretty similar (all for microblogging). I hate managing different accounts so I just use one. just use what you like the most. you can follow everyone still.
It definitely would.
if you’re a normal user first you have to apply the theme that it’s based on, and then use Stylus to apply the theme on the webpage. be sure to use the {theme-name}.diff.css if you’re using this method.
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