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Cake day: June 20th, 2023

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  • Wow, thanks for taking a look. Yeah, the post in the example is a weird one, and also was blurry using the thumbnail from my instance. I’m sure that a post like that is an edge case, really the only image I’ve seen like that on Lemmy. I was talking in general for images which are taller than the display, that require a lot of scrolling on the page.

    Based on the video, it seems like in the full height image setting, it’s being cropped to fit the height of the device? That wasn’t quite what I meant, and was thinking that in the feed page and post page, the instead of being cropped to fit the height, the image would be resized to fit the display height, maintaining the aspect ratio. Basically the way you see it when you first click on an image with a long post.

    I would imagine that there are people who do like the current behavior of scrolling through full sized images through the feed, so perhaps this could be a different type of view in between card view and full height images if that makes sense.









  • This is the full letter sent by Duffy. Basically since federal money was used to build the roads, they can’t be tolled without federal approval.

    The Federal-Aid Road Act of 1916, Congress has required that roads constructed with Federal-aid highway funds be free from tolls of all kinds, subject to limited exceptions.

    In 1991, Congress created a limited exception to the tolling prohibition for “congestion pricing pilot projects” implemented by States, local governments, or public authorities.

    The Trump administration is arguing that the tolls are mainly there to benefit the MTA, and there wasn’t a need to controlling congestion, even though that’s what’s happening. Anyone who says there isn’t a need to control congestion has never driven in lower manhattan without a motorcade.