ElSapo
In Italy we have the same law, it’s just another safeguard to prevent excessive succession disputes, I don’t see what’s the problem.
Newest versions of AUTOMATIC1111 GUI have AMD-support built-in for Linux, and with my 6600xt it seems to work quite well, but I don’t have anything else to compare it with (Batch size 4, LMS KARRAS 100 steps, --medvram finishes in 1 minute e 5 seconds). Are the performances good or sub-par for my gpu?
No, the point of federation is that you can interact with other sites/servers from your own since the same protocol is shared. So from some-server.com they visited music@lemmy.world and did their interaction. The same way you can go to the Music community at lemmy.ml ( https://lemmy.world/c/music@lemmy.ml ) without leaving lemmy.world and without having to create a new account. Your comments and interaction will be seen without problems by users of lemmy.ml .
Communities with the same name across different instances are not merged, and the way they are referenced will be different. So, the location of lemmy.world/c/Music can also be referenced as !music@lemmy.world while instead the Music at serverB.whatever be can be referenced as music@serverB.whatever .
While the server are at big load sometimes the subscrision went through but is incorrectly displayed as pending, in that case you can either ignore it or remove it and subscribe again. If the load is even higher sometimes it seems to not go through, but this case is rarer.
Because we didn’t de-federate with them. So, if you comment, only other lemmy.world users will be able to see your comment and interact with it.
Yes, just copypaste the kbin community link on the searchbar of your instance (in your case it should be https://lemmy.one/) and then you can treat it as if it were a lemmy community.