As would say this wise person (@[email protected]): you are not procrastinating, you are fighting for a free and open Internet

Thank you for describing your system. I didn’t even know that table of contents were available in Joplin.

My method for android & desktop. I never sign in to YouTube & never use the app. Using Joplin synced through Nextcloud (any syncable note taking app would do the trick) I keep a list of channels (“subscriptions”) & interesting looking videos (“watch later”) which I group by length. Obviously, this way the links can be via Piped, YouTube whatever.

As a Joplin user, I find it interesting. So you have a “subscriptions” folder and a “watch later” folder? What is your routine?

I finally have been able to see the blog post directly by refreshing the page. When I go back on the page of the blog post a moment after, it is displayed as expected. It is a weird bug.

Am I the only one who cannot read the blog post? When I click on it, from the blog or from the link posted on Lemmy, I only obtain a visualization of a JSON file. By looking at the comments, people seem to have been able to read it, but how?

You can filter posts with specific words and hide them or delete them on Mastodon. However as far as I know you can’t import and export them. I have just seen that you can manually add words.

police officers

What? Why?

I think it’s not your home feed. It may be the global feed, showing all public messages from all the instances your instance is connected to.