Is it because I’m on lemm.ee and this community is lemmy.world? I’m very sad because I really want to share my wife amazing cooking.

    • turtlepower@lemm.eeOP
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      2 years ago

      So, uh, how does everyone in here get a nice big image to see, but mine is just a link?

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          2 years ago

          For whatever reason that only seems to work properly for me when I post using the connect app. Just saying!

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          2 years ago

          Oh snap! Thanks again! I’m still trying to figure out this Federation-ness-izm stuff lol. I really want lemmy to take off (to a point, because fuck the mainstream runs everything), but it needs to get just a teensy bit more user friendly…

            • turtlepower@lemm.eeOP
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              2 years ago

              No worries. There’s always some small-dick-energy bitches wherever you go. I just try to remain positive, throw some shade, and block. Let them drown in their misery- my life is pretty good regardless of their shitty attitude!

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          2 years ago

          Thanks for including the link because for some reason I couldn’t get to the direct image, it just kept loading the page again. Next time I’ll try catbox!

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        2 years ago

        Depending on what you are using the web ui, or an app should parse the image from the link. You can try using https://squoosh.app/ and really shrink down your image without real quality loss.