There's a constant stream of live coverage in the /r/worldnews Ukraine war megathread, but otherwise yeah it's surprisingly quiet.
There's a constant stream of live coverage in the /r/worldnews Ukraine war megathread, but otherwise yeah it's surprisingly quiet.
"As young as 5"? I'd like to see the evidence for that.
You know what they say about IOT: The S stands for Security.
Would that make them Lemmigrants?
Well of course they do. They want to turn an every-few-years OS purchase into a monthly subscription fee, like they did with O365. And eventually they'll drop the ability to install apps except through their store (under the guise of providing "safety" from malicious apps), so that they can collect a commission on the third party software sales market as well.
In theory one of the big instances like lemmy.world or lemmy.ml should be indexed and searchable using the site: tag, and their local caches of communities originating on other instances should be included. It might mean that Google returns multiple duplicate pages (one for each instance indexed) however, unless Google takes steps to reduce duplication. Time will tell I guess.
This is the first time I've read "The Threadiverse" used to describe Lemmy and Kbin. I think that's an excellent way to differentiate them from the rest of the Fediverse apps, while recognizing that they're largely the same in purpose.
Maybe have the bot pick one of the similar magazines like world, news, and worldnews for each crosspost instead of posting to all of them? Since there are so many new communities a lot of us have subscribed to all of them for now while we try to decide which fits our needs best. By spamming into every magazine/community that is similar to the Reddit sub you're pulling from, you're creating a lot of duplicates in our feeds. Otherwise I welcome seeing more content here, and applaud your efforts!
He's moving to Belarus, which may as well be the same thing.
Agreed. And if it had a proper (customizable) mobile app, I wouldn't need a second Lemmy account either!
Oh my. I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAQ-VZUdiqg
The Star Wars Christmas Special TV show had an audio-only equivalent. I regret learning that today.
I extracted the jpg out of the page, in case anyone else was having trouble seeing it in that frame like I was:
https://cdn4.telegram-cdn.org/file/eThls\_vfcCRPLlDFyjc6Z7F0DevQC05G\_wmMwm3rH2z0dJ9F4ZmGlLgWSMfO3TIKJALmCQhR\_\_N2tbY5hRzypm9cmno3cXsba2DA1yKemO7w6Dz5VjH8leOsXXs-PL31znPryFKFLsN6Wa2XYNZqLPpqhb8aqVB-jlW2u9KDBT9oAgBCybwTaiLqk9ePeXi37EPqJGfay7GvCKTQ7axcf3IOQk2-VNXCrLlMwuNbbt14mCnBjZg6z6N-dKpxggHjvxyGmA6YeLtaRFrjdBqTj3cG0h5it6vVi1PToclt12-T-n3HVsU6bEBnO4xoCGIIHrtIPK27JOthe2MnkMCYRw.jpg
I am hopeful that the lack of "karma" feedback to posters in Lemmy/Kbin will dampen the farming that goes on over at Reddit, and that posts are about contributing ideas or whatever content is expected in order to be a part of the community, rather than trying to get "upvotes." Granted, that's a huge driver of activity on Reddit and helped them grow to the size it is, but it's also why there's so much low-effort content there these days.
Instead of deleting the comments try editing them to some standard text, then go back and edit them all again to some slightly different boilerplate, etc. etc. I wonder if that might overwhelm their saved cache of your comments...
Nope. Then they just restore the comment and it lists the author as [deleted].
Looks pretty good! Does it support Dark Mode yet?
I wonder if spoofed Unicode text is also being filtered...
This is not 100% ASCII: fuсk ѕреz
You helped me find 4 new extensions...thanks!
On Firefox:
Try it with spoofed Unicode letters: https://onlinetools.com/unicode/spoof-unicode-text