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Going to be?
Going to be?
Well, using a mobile hotspot will tie the IP address to your phone, so probably not a great idea if your name is listed on the account. Honestly, just use a quality VPN and you’ll be fine with your home connection.
Make sure to pair them with the milk steak.
Nothing. That’s the whole point of federation.
Other instances would still be online, and it would be business as usual there.
There would likely be discussion about it on other instances, but Lemmy wouldn’t shut down just because .world or .ml went offline.
That was a good 10+ years ago. Ever since the redesign, the default Reddit experience kept getting more mainstream. Many of us were able to avoid it by using old.reddit and 3rd party mobile apps, but the apiocalypse ended that for most users. Hence, why a good many users joined Lemmy about 6 months ago.
TL:DR- The enshitification of Reddit was a gradual thing that finally reached a tipping point for many here last June.
Kids these days will never get to experience the joy of finding woods porn.
There’s a reason I used to call it World of Warcrack. That game was harder to quit than smoking cigarettes for me.
I’ve always preferred it phrased as “You can’t reason someone out of a position they didn’t reason themselves into,” but same energy.
Leon schmuck
I’m assuming you meant ranked choice, but the mental image of your typo is quite entertaining.
Aren’t superpowers supposed to be a net positive, though? This sounds worse all around. Unless you’re into that kind of thing, no judgement here.
How does this differ from prayer?
How it happens? They rate limited their uploads, not much more to it.
It’s not lost revenue if I was never going to pay for it in the first place.
Not that I’m personally aware of, but I don’t know for certain. As far as I’m aware, private browsing simply discards all data when you terminate the session.
That’s peanuts for a company that size. That’s the cost of doing business.
I was having issues with Firefox loading pages too. Turned out to be the NoScript extension. Might want to check if you have that installed and if so, try toggling it off and see if that helps.
Relevant XKCD.