That's most likely due to low rankings. Lemmy doesn't prevent it.

Not really an answer to your question, but just to make you aware of some options:

Have you considered using subkeys for each of your machines, signing things with those, and keeping their master key someplace safe? That would limit your exposure if one of those machines is compromised, since you could revoke only that machine's key while the others remain useful (and the signatures they have issued remain valid).

Are you setting expiration dates on your keys? That can bring some peace of mind when you lose your key/revocation data.

Same. Our communications and communities shouldn’t be owned by a company.

Please be good. I loved the first one (despite the bugs).

Wildermyth is a lovely combination of storytelling and tactical combat. My only significant gripe is that I want more of it: More tales, more character customization... just more. (Although I now see that a cosmetic pack is available; I'll have to check it out.)

Gigantic caught my attention when I was looking for an Overwatch alternative, because of the art and the praise from fans. I wish development hadn't shut down before I had a chance to play it. (I hear there's an unofficial client and server out there somewhere, though, so maybe I'll get to at least try the work-in-progress that was never finished.)

Slow and steady wins the race. :)

Yes, glass and stainless steel containers with air-tight lids exist. Some use a silicone or natural rubber gasket for the seal.

If you can't find those, canning jars (Ball, Mason, etc.) have been around for ages, and you can always wash and reuse empty jars that once held food from the market. You can avoid food contact with the lid coating by keeping the jar upright.

When I need a microwave-safe lid, I find that a damp paper towel or upside down plate works well.

I don't think resistance is what OP has in mind.

The pricing on the Radeon RX 7800 XT will come in around $499 USD while the Radeon RX 7700 XT has an SEP of $449 USD.

Still unreasonably expensive. These cards should be at least $150 cheaper.

The OS matters to me. Where my money goes matters to me. I would rather have a Steam Deck.

No, they are not always safe.

Be picky about what you install, and vigilant about permissions.

Friendly reminder: It's a good idea to assume any installer from an untrusted/unofficial source is malware.