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Look what happened in China. Some governments can absolutely limit gaming time if they have enough power over their citizens.
Clair obscur runs like shit on my 3090 at 4k :(
How did they get the car in the van? I guess they drove it in, then crawled out the back while it was being transported? Probably wouldn’t be wise to sit in it because of carbon dioxide buildup?
What’s with the dark water and super faded jellyfish
That might be the way to go. The only disadvantage is, it’s on another site. I am interested to know what people are using in general to access Lemmy. If people reading this thread could vote on this poll, that’d be nice: strawpoll.com/kjn18WkedyQ
Which frontend do you use to access Lemmy? - Online Poll - StrawPoll.com

What's your opinion? Vote now: Lemmy-ui, default theme (Most lemmy instances use this, e.g. http://lemmy.world/), Memmy, Some other phone/tablet app, Some other web frontend, Mlmym....

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WIP Reddit CSS theme - Lemmy.world

Hey all! So lemmy-ui actually supports custom themes, i.e. Instance owners can drag and drop a css file into an extra_themes folder. I noticed a reddit theme did not exist (at the time of writing), so I’ve begun working on one [https://github.com/epitaque/lemmy-reddit-theme]. I’m gonna keep working on it, but I always like to take a step back and ponder if this is even a good idea. The reason I’m doubting myself is, I can’t change the layout so I’m resorting to writing some pretty awful css. i.e.: - there’s a couple dropdowns, that I have to convert to not-dropdowns - I’m using the :has css selector, which is supported in chrome but behind a flag in firefox - some elements that I need to style do not have class names so I have to use super long selectors, like an adblocker filter almost Is there a better way to do this? Is anyone else working on this?