Got it, bummer I have to open the community, but thanks for the info!
For clarity on the user interface in question, this is specifically for the web UI provided by lemmy.ml / lemmy.world by default.
I can go into the community directly to block, but I would prefer to just have a button to block the community from the "all" page without having to subject myself to more content from that community.
Is there a way to block specific communities from the all feed if you don't own the server?
Since the fediverse is growing and growing fast, there is some content coming through the all feed that, personally, I would prefer to not see from specific communities.
For example, if I wanted to block communities dedicated to vtubers, when that community shows up in my all feed, I would like to explicitly block that content from being shown in my client.
On other "centralized" social media platforms, you could use browser extensions to block specific content from communities that you wouldn't want to see.
Just wondering if there's something already there or if I need to make a feature ask to the lemmy client owners.
+1 on dave the diver. This game has a comfortable vibe, and great characters. You can either take things easy by diving only in the shallows or go really deep into the dark depths of the ocean, and then to top it off there's a "sushi cooking" game to cook up what you found. It's a fantastic game, and great for steam deck since one "level" is 10-20 minutes.
Nobody saying Crota, I'm going to say it so that there can be a raid I can solo again.
I mean this in the best way possible, this looks like it could be a stock photo for a tea company.
This is what happens when an AI generates Maryland
fuck /r/popping and when it would show up in the /r/all feed.
IDK, I was pretty bummed seeing some of the "quick assassination" between multiple bad guys, and the eagle spotting mechanics. Those looked straight out of AC: Odyssey and I'm worried this game will play more like Far Cry / AC: Odyssey then older Assassin Creed games.