Moved today. A big part of what I enjoy on reddit is reading comments and with how active communities are over here, I just might be here to stay!
HerrLewakaas
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Joined 1 years ago
This is the perfect comment, I laughed so hard
This seems enough to me to sue them on grounds of violating the GDPR. Not sure where spez is going with this but paying GDPR fines will most definitely not do any good to reddit's profitability lol
Playing airsoft milsim games. I like to pretend being a soldier once in a while I guess, and Idk why I like it, but I would never want to be one for real or fight in a war. It doesn't really fit my personality because I'm otherwise pretty calm and anti conflict. Dunno what it is, it's legitimately hard to explain and people like to judge you for it because it looks like you're insane
This really is the stupidest timeline
Damn these things really do look exactly the same everywhere
Brand new sentence
Dunno, the UI isn't great and having multiple communities that cover essentially the same topic spread across multiple instances doesn't seem very useful, but maybe I just need some time do adjust
Some instances may not have updated to the newest version of Lemmy yet. The current version of Jerboa will not work with those instances for a while
True that. Maybe Lemmy could add something like multi reddits where communities from multiple instances can be aggregated client-side to be shown as one. Speaking of which, that sounds like an awesome feature to add to an app. I'd love to see the big reddit apps just moving to Lemmy
Has the websocket api been removed from Lemmy with this update?
Is there a malicious compliance community on Lemmy yet?
It would be pretty easy to filter content from specific instances in a Lemmy app without Lemmy explicitly supporting it on the server side. I'm working on an Android app right now, as soon as all the basic stuff is done I'll implement it.
They won't be fined if you don't report it
Great investigations! I think its very interesting that these two platforms can interact in a meaningful way, despite it probably wasn't even intended to work that way. I wonder if in the future new federated platforms will choose to only show content that has been created using the same platform for the sake of a better user experience
Sounds like an unhealthy powermod situation again
Personally I've left it for good. Lemmy is so active and diverse I don't miss reddit at all. I'm still sometimes looking at it through Boost, but come July 1st I'll be gone forever