A bunch of third-party apps have that feature, just not base Lemmy itself. Copying an old post of mine (which may be a bit outdated at this point):
Lemmy itself allows you to block communities, instances, and users. But it does not support filtering by keyword, e.g. filtering out any post with the word "platypus" in the title regardless of where it was posted or by whom. With help from the comments below, here are some third party Lemmy clients that have their own implementation of keyword filtering:
Blorp
Boost
Connect
Eternity
Interstellar
Raccoon
Summit
Sync
Tesseract
Thunder
Voyager
Do NOT support keyword filtering:
Alexandrite
Jerboa
Lemmy UI
mlmym
Next
Photon
Quiblr
Comment anything I have missed or mistakes I made
Added Blorp, which I believe launched after I had initially made that post. Let me know if there is anything else.
Ordering a margherita pizza and getting a generic pizza made with shredded cheese and marinara sauce would be a major disappointment.
Andy: Okay. You guys ever had Margherita pizza?Stanley: What's that?Andy: Fresh tomato with a dollop of mozzarella cheese.Stanley: That's pizza.Pam: That's regular pizza.[pizza arrives, Andy looks in the box]Andy: Ah, their interpretation of Margarita pizza. Fans of classic pizza will be psyched.
Making a playlist is easy. I just don't see a way to share it with other users.
EDIT: Why put "The Wounded" before "Data's Day"? Everything else is in release order, but as you can tell from this screenshot, those two episodes are not. Is that some release order vs. production order thing, or was that just a mistake?
This sure looks more silly and nonsensical than what I remember. Though I'm not sure if this video is exactly what was in the episode or if the video was edited to make it more silly. EDIT: I just skipped around the actual episode. That scene in the YouTube video is definitely the most obnoxious of the karate guns scenes, but that is exactly how the scene went. No video editing trickery to make it seem more silly.
So, I guess that means I don't remember anything from Crusade. I definitely remember the techno mage, but I don't remember anything specific about him, and he was also a major character in a few episodes of Babylon 5 anyway. I do remember the captain asking for TPS reports.
Crusade was pretty forgettable, and didn't help me enjoy Babylon 5 more or anything. I wouldn't hesitate to skip it. The one thing I do remember about it is how the person controls the ship's weapons systems. It was pretty cool how they get suspended in midair in an empty room and their bodily gestures are somehow translated into weapons actions.
Is it?