C’est quoi le problème à Inrae ?

Oh, so i misunderstood part of your question, thanks for explaining !

Indeed, i can’t find a way to see the Instance Sidebar on Voyager. I’ll try to dig deeper, but i think there is no option for this. If this interests you, here is the codebase for Voyager, where it is possible to suggest enhancements (though there is no guarantee they will be implemented).

Finding communities on a specific instance also does not work easily aside from your local instance, at least on Voyager.

For the part of your original post where you point out that the search option does not give any results of the instance about a specific country, there may be another explanation : for your instance A to show results of another instance B, they need to be federated. This works when one user of instance A subscribes to something on instance B : then instance A adds instance B to its list, and start referencing its content (though i’m not sure if it references everything, or only the content of the communities that users of instance A subscribed to). So if you see nothing, maybe it’s because no one connected to instance B on your instance A, so they’re not aware of each other. (though it seems that mander.xyz is federated to a looooot of instances, so it’s probably not this problem)

But honestly, it’s also because the search engine seems quite bad. I tried searching for instances names i’m sure my instance is federated to, and it did show some of their communities but far from everything, and not even all the ones i’m subscribed to.

Some info to sum up :

• yes, searching for new communities, especially on other instances, and especially on apps, is quite hard, at least for now. Once you’re set up, it’s quite smooth, but the beginning may be strange.
• lemmy.ml is indeed quite a folkloric part of Lemmy, but i think you’ll find alternatives for most of the communities hosted there. They’re the “test” instance for Lemmy, managed by the dev, and also quite a big instance, so that’s why they haven’t been defederated from most instances yet, but they are an exception.
• If you want to see which instances your home instance is linked to, and which it blocked, you can find this on browser at the bottom of the main page, there is a “Instances” button.

It seems Voyager is available on iOS, and i suppose it works the same than on Android. Here are how to achieve what i think you’re trying to do.
To find communities of your local instance, you can use Search/Explore and set the filter on the top-right to “Local” instead of “All”.
To explore the content (the posts) of your instance, whether you subscribed to communities or not, you can use the “Local” option (located with “Home” and “All” in the “Communities” section of the main interface).
To find the sidebar of an instance, you have to ‘go’ to the instance (by clicking its name somewhere, on a post or a search feed), and then there is a “Sidebar” option in the three-dots menu.
I don’t think that all clients are from the same codebase, and i think you’re not missing one big thing, rather just some specific knowledge on how to get to the things you’re looking for (to be fair, it’s not very intuitive).

From most interactions i had, it did not seem like a problem. Even tankies seem to be mostly individuals in a cult-ish thing rather than an armada of bots / automated answer.

Came to say this : Zorin was perfect for me, especially for its elegant resemblance to Windows.

Mostly vege/france. I don’t mind leaving food out in the open, especially cakes, pies and cookies. I can confirm that sometimes a few days out are too much, but as long as you check for weird scent/look, you’ll be ok. My parent recently ate boiled meat over the course of a week without putting it in the fridge, leaving it in its pot and reheating each day, they threw the last bit because it smelled bad, but they had no problem before that.

My two hypothesis :

• either they don’t see most of your comments for some reason (like most comments being on lemmy.world coms and them being blocked from it), and they believed you were a fake account promoting vote
• either they don’t care for a proper reason. I see a lot of bans from .ml being referenced as “bigotry” even when it’s only pointing out negative aspects of some dictatorship ML worships, so this could be a thing on Hexbear too.

A deux avec ma copine, on atteint 80% :D vive l’intelligence collective !

As other pointed out, it is not technically racist to be against illegality, but asking with free will for laws and system with a racist bias to be strictly applied is racist as a consequence (as in, you’re not racist by yourself, but you are racist in your speech/action), so in our world, i’d say yes it is racist in a certain way.

My guess (i dont understand it all that well) is that people are less again using systemd, than against a growing dependency on systemd. If something bad happens to it, it could drag down other big elements of the linux ecosystem with itself.

ouI mAiS sI on hÉrITe d’uNe mAisoN à 1miLliOns ou de 12 aPpaRteMents, il fAudRa vEndre poUr pAyeR, cOMme le paUvRe fOndaTeur de MistralAI…

Salut, oui, pourquoi pas ! Après je me connecte pas toujours quotidiennement, mais quand j’ai accès à internet, je peux tout à fait le faire. Peut-être même pas besoin que je passe modérateur, je peux juste le faire en personne lambda. Il faudrait juste définir un texte à mettre à chaque fois.

For furniture/house design, there is Sweet Home 3D. Otherwise, Blender can work for most of your desired features. Though both have 3D features that would be overkill, but they’re not that intensive for basic tasks as you ask.

Cet argumentaire est super intéressant. J’étais plutôt partisan de ne pas interdire, mais il faut avouer qu’en bon homme cishet blanc je n’avais pas du tout réfléchi aux personnes pour qui ce discours est particulièrement pesant, voire pire.

Je reste convaincu que ce serait mieux de ne pas interdire, mais il faut de toute évidence quelque chose qui permette aux personnes qui le souhaitent de ne pas avoir à se coltiner ce contenu. Snoopy semble avoir des outils intéressants pour ça mais c’est sur Piefed. Je crois qu’on peut bloquer des postes s’ils contiennent des mots clefs, mais ce serait à chacun.e de faire le paramétrage de son côté. Ou bien faire une 2e communauté qui bloque ces contenus, mais ce serait plus galère pour les posts qui vont dans les deux communautés.

Comme d’autres l’ont dit, je suis plutôt pour des disclaimers/notices que pour une interdiction stricte. Je crois que Piefed a un système de tags ou de flags qui permettraient peut-être de simplifier ça, mais si j’ai bien compris jlai.lu reste sur Lemmy pour l’instant.

Éventuellement, ça pourrait être un bot qui met les avertissements autour du média en commentaire quand un article du Figaro ou autre est partagé, mais je sais pas si c’est facile de faire des bots dans le Fediverse.

People are probably giving good advice when saying people of knowledge (either therapists or lgbtqia associations) may be of more help than people on the fediverse. Other than that, my experience about this is that it needs communication, and that the sooner the better : i guess it’s not different from traditional dating, you would just talk about your needs in intimacy at the beginning of a relation and see if it’s okay for your partner or not.

Oui, c’est ce que je me disais aussi : au pot de départ du précédent, les gens avaient peur que l’absence de cible fasse s’effondrer le mouvement, et finalement ce sera un problème en moins.

Kinda basic, but my favorite is the bass. I play guitar too, but it’s a bit easier to play bass and people are less aware when you make a mistake !

Par chez moi ça s’organise un peu à l’arrache, du coup je rejoindrai la manif CGT, et on essaiera de faire une AG à la fin pour faire plus

Idem pour Organic Maps, ça m’a un peu fait chier de leur faire de la pub. Rien de grave en soit, mais c’est que l’app est techniquement la propriété d’une société à but lucratif, qui n’écoute pas toujours la commu.

Merci pour ton retour sur le RSS, effectivement, c’est pas très organisé, et c’est pas très ergonomique de l’organiser soit-même.