Dunno your region, but Registro.br’s domains are rather cheap imo. However, I need to check again, but afaik it’s only for people with CPF or CNPJ, the Brazilian equivalents of person and company identification numbers.

@scytale@piefed.zip Toguro is introduced near the end of S1 as part of the ice lady’s mission, so I guess it starts there?

@stankmut@lemmy.world oooooooh

That explains quite a lot. 😯

Now I need to track down the manga too, to see what else may not be well explained.

Thanks!

Also is it just me or did Boutan get nerfed after season 1? Can’t remember her flying at any point of S2, and in a few moments it would have been useful.

RSS’s a big for me and had been considering originally using Mastodon + RSS Parrot. But though I don’t like the UI of Friendica, its native tracker bot function sounds rather interesting. 👀

Thinking here, the site engine I’d pick for daily use would probably be Mbin. But as I hear it is a bit of a processing hog, running it and a Friendica instance on the same device would maybe be too much for the device, so maybe I should buy another Raspberry Pi or some other SBC for it.

Tangencial comment, but as I’d presume your instance is running on a Linux server (usually sites are), maybe check with ncdu (if available) which folders are the biggest?

Also on the images issue pointed by another user, maybe also see if Lemmy now has a solution for it, or if any of the alternatives do.

Maybe there’s a way to import contents through federation? Just, if both run on the same hardware when doing it (possibly the new instance on a subdomain), both would run way slower.

Directly compatible with Lemmy, there’s Friendica (Facebook-like; also compatible with Twitter-like posts e.g. from Mastodon), Mbin (simplified/cleaner UI; also hybrid like Friendica), and PieFed (apparently more Reddit-like than Lemmy from what I read, in a technical sense).

Dunno which are better/worse to run, but I remember seeing hardware requirements on the docs of each of them.

Also it’s not uncommon to see single user instances from my experience. But if you feel it’s a waste of domain/resources, you could also create some dedicated community or something to give further use for it.

Unsure if the second phrase is implying to anything, but tried engaging with communities for same topics before accross different sites and can agree, they can behave rather differently from each other.

Preference and some programs being easier to find through such drawers.

For those that stick to Windows, best I could find was Winlaunch. According to it, it simulates de MacOS app drawer, but I didn’t use MacOS enough to be able to tell, and I found it when looking for Android-like app drawers instead.

Heard an expression for storytelling in Portuguese once that kinda translates to “street fight” - when the story writer doesn’t know how to proceed so he throws whatever. Kinda like deus ex machina trope, but more chaotic. Shippuden, the further it went, the more it gave me that impression. And I’m not watching/reading Boruto, the movie from right after Shippuden was already bad enough.

Will be looking at those 👀

Thanks!

Went back to anime recently, and they feel like they’re all becoming the same thing, least checking random ones through Crunchyroll for some months now. Art style is becoming pretty same-y even for older, still running shows, story setting and pacing also seem to be more uninventive than ever, and in action animes, thunder or similar-looking effects sound like always have the same audio track playing. I wonder if those series are already using AI as I remember seeing being proposed in a news a while back.