It just doesn’t have that many files anymore, since not that many people use it. 1337x.to is more popular now

This would be a massive undertaking for something very few people care about. It would also greatly increase worldgen time, and bring back cascading worldgen. Bridges might be feasible, but structures don’t typically do that kind of terrain manipulation you speak of

They should still have to indicate that it’s an ad, the problem is that they’ll probably block you from seeking past an ad

It explicitly sets it to that to help disguise the fact that it’s a script rather than a browser

That is incredibly weird, and should be impossible. You’re positive that you don’t have any datapacks, or any other plugins? Is there anyone else with OP who could be pranking you?

Also, the way you add Alex’s Caves on paper is simple: you don’t. It’s a forge mod and requires a forge server. Datapacks like terralith, however, can just be added to your datapacks folder. It’s a vanilla feature

I ran a random name generator until it spit out something I vibed with

I always just use Simple Voice Chat, but it’s really smart for you to use a browser-based one to support Geyser. I never considered that before, it’s super clever (though it is still a lot less convenient when you’re on java)

It’s one-way. Mastodon users can post in lemmy communities and follow lemmy communities/users, but there’s no way to view mastodon posts from lemmy (unless they’re posted to a lemmy community)

She read murder mystery stories, but not a guide about how to get away with murder

If they know you died for no reason, they would just have you not die

I don’t use web lemmy so I’m not sure about the filtering, but I’m relatively confident that none allow keyword following. That’s something that would have to be implemented on the backend

Nah no way, Dense is top tier

Are “multiple people, duo, cleavage, bitcoin” the negative prompt?

if you put it on gitlab, you’re not the one getting sued when they take it down

I assume they mean more like what’s happening on Mastodon, where instances mass defederate other instances for not having the same instances defederated

Bedrock modding has existed for ages, and it looks nothing like what’s available on Java. Even if everyone suddenly decided to port to Bedrock, it’s way less powerful since you’re restricted to the APIs Mojang provides

My library’s website lets you check out audiobooks. Is that not common?

They only added it a couple of versions ago

Yeah, by technical I mean redstone and farming. The java technical community is so much bigger, plus a decent amount of things just aren’t possible on bedrock because of stuff being non deterministic or working slower than on java (I don’t mean lag, I mean things such as observers updating less often)

I don’t know much about bedrock modding, but is the ecosystem even comparable to on java? Also, do you not have to pay for any mods you want?

Edit: looking through curseforge and mcpedl, I mostly only see things like biome, block, tool, and mob mods. I don’t see anything like the magic and tech mods you can get on java, and definitely nothing that comes close to enough to make a mod pack like I’d expect to see on java.
I’m not saying bedrock is bad because of it, I was just saying that the java mod ecosystem would be a reason you’d want to play java. However I suppose it’s not super relevant, since no phone can run most modpacks

Bedrock is fine unless you want to do anything technical, use mods, or have performance