Cool :)

Are you the bot author? If so have you considered using Lemmys alt text field directly? This would display the text with the image is some clients like voyager. It would also federate to Mastodon (post body doesn’t federate). You could also keep the text in the post body and do it both places :)

Maybe considered in https://www.w3.org/2025/03/26-mse-text-tracks-minutes.html?

Convenience of blocking. Voyager is absolute ass in this regard.

Can you elaborate, what is bad?

You can see communities you nod at the top of the communities list of the post tab.

I use the Kagi forum toggle so. much.

The image has alt text. Maybe your client doesn’t support it though.

Awesome works!

Only thing I’ve noticed so far is the old v3 profile API response doesn’t have posts/comments attached

CORS is broken on voyager.lemmy.ml. Can you please fix it?

Why the fuck does your television have a home page?

FLauncher is pretty great :)

… at least we voted! (Wisconsin)

Ope!

Yeah, FUCK trump but the amount of easily disproven misinformation being shared on Lemmy is alarming. Mods need help?

Yep that makes sense. I am more thinking about VFR flight in the context of ultralights. So let me rephrase- in the context of ultralights (VFR) the vast majority of US airspace does not require talking to ATC or even having a radio onboard.

I’m an unlicensed ultralight pilot and I know where I can and cannot fly. Every ultralight pilot I know also knows where to fly (and how to read a sectional).

Join us !paramotor@lemmy.world

Sure but the vast majority of US airspace is uncontrolled.

Try restarting your app. That can happen if an API request fails (or if you Lemmy instance isn’t federated with the target instance)

you own the airspace up to the highest point of your property

Nope. Part 103 pilots often fly inches off the ground and it’s totally legal- usually farm fields. This is called class G airspace and extends from surface to 700 or 1200 ft AGL. The United States government has exclusive sovereignty of airspace in the US from the surface up, and any citizen has the right of transit through that airspace.

they quite literally are recording constantly. how else can they detect the trigger phrase? they only difference is that they are supposed to delete these recordings after the phrase isnt heard.

I guess that depends on your definition of recording? An onboard microprocessor waiting for a trigger word is not storing or transmitting anything while waiting and that’s acceptable to me.