Tysm, blocking communities and threads has been crucial thanks to Connect

Yeh but she didn’t start this silliness

Connect has blocking communities and hiding threads which is fantastic. I’m waiting for something better, but I need to be able to block the massive amount of futa/hentai/ai porn communities on here.

Only a republican can be so invested in another man’s cock and still try to say they aren’t LGBT.

The entire party is ill.

I am also interested in hearing about the fallout from the exodus.

If you aren’t interested, you can block the thread.

It functions on completely different technology, go back to your masturbatiom cave Elon

Where you gonna spend your upvote points? At the points store?

I prefer written guides to video guides.

Video has some clear advantages when showing off a 3D space and otherwise, but I dislike pausing them over and over. Especially if my hands are covered in oil and grease, a paper version is superior to a screen.

Just tolerate it forehead

Conservative terrorism is out control. It breaks out specifically across racial and socioeconomic lines.

Moderates and liberals are trying to protect themselves, while conservatives are hell-bent on tearing everyone down.

My hope is that these are the death throes of the Republican party. A loud gasp for air before the party croaks and shatters.

Not sure, I’ve had to block communities and users individually. Not sure why futa/furry/hentai/AI porn are default.

I’m old so it just feels like dimensia. 👍

Digg.com was a link aggregate site that predated Reddit, and was more attractive to users based solely upon its relatively sleek UI.

After some years of success, Digg made several changes: obfuscation up votes and removing down votes, and a new UI to match the reduced features. As a result the majority of the Digg user base and content creator sphere migrated to Reddit.

This resultant swell in Reddits userbase led to app creators brisging the gaps between reddits relatively brutalistic UI and the experience sought by laymen (i.e. non programmers crowd). As you have seen the decision to alienate third party applications has led to a new backlash against Reddit.

Same. Used AlienBlue for a short while until I got an Android phone. Then moved to Bacon Reader for the following decade.

Reddit is effectively dead to me. Without BR there is simply no way for me to interact with the site, plus I go out of my way to avoid reddit.com in search results.

Maybe it doesn’t matter, but I like to think it does for their traffic statistics.

Reddit having a glut of third party apps for viewing and navigating at your preference really helped with outreach.

Now those options are gone.

A lot of things are carcinogenic. Benzene from automobile exhaust is carcinogenic.

The exposure determines the risk. You would need substantial quantities to increase your cancer risk.

Where sports teacher

Anyone have a solid how-to for the layman to host their own lemmy instance? I heard it improves browsing a lot.

Seriously. They expect 30% growth? They can afford a few salaries.