It's true, but it only applies to the stuff you don't want there anymore.
It's true, but it only applies to the stuff you don't want there anymore.
This is why I'm glad I made redundant accounts on multiple instances. When there are problems on lemmy.world, I can just hop on over to another. That's never been an option with Reddit.
Now if there was only a way to export or sync user settings like subscriptions, it would be perfect.
It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage.
I like to say "before the turn of the century", but someone always gives me shit for it.
To be fair, the hand wringing activities around exploding heads probably included a lot of soul searching and deciding what is and is not important to the admins. Stands to reason that having learned and made some decisions from that would make the process faster next time around.
The best part is when the publisher shuts down the server on their end so the game breaks even if you are connected to the internet. I'm still waiting for Blood Dragon to get a patch to remove the periodic calls home, but it doesn't seem likely at this point
Like the anchor tenant of a shopping mall.
I really hope it will turn out that they got a bunch of useful stuff from Alex Jones' cell phone data.
15 years for me. I'm not the type to go scorched earth, so I'll still pop in briefly from time to time from a Google search or to look for something specific, but I don't use Reddit for near-constant idle browsing anymore, like I used to. Now I have Lemmy for that, although it would probably be healthier to just cut out social media altogether (or severely reduce it).
If I'm not mistaken, Kutcher's letter actually referenced the verdict.