vtez44 @ vtez44 @kbin.social

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What's the difference between this and the site shortcut?

Fediverse is a network where servers send user posts to each other, in the effect every server should have the same or similar content. It's not one app, it's a protocol and you can make implementation yourself.

AFAIK Lemmy and Mastodon are connected with each other, but using them to read other one content is kind of buggy/hard. Kbin is easiest to operate if you want to see content of both.

It actually started to work for me without account when Elon bought it. Maybe it's geographical, you're not only person who says that.

The machines should tip the customer for doing job well. After all, it's him doing the work cashier typically does.

Thanks

Internal investigation? They didn't know they set up 19 mln of not accounts? Or maybe someone did it for them?

@lemonh3ad We need to check it out. Probably problems with posts getting to hot. Would be funny if they disabled votes just because of this.

Add also randomization of the instance, in case the main one is down and for privacy. There's already libredirect addon which does that, but still cool.

I'm still using Magisk on LOS 20. Banking app works flawlessly and SafetyNet passes, at least on microg.

You just need to install this module instead of using magiskhide now: https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix

Depends on your usage, if you use only flatpak, fedora silverblue would be perfect. If you want to manage multiple computers or you're customizing it, switch to nixos and you won't look back.

But both are different than traditional distros, especially nix. If you already are advanced user of linux, you'd have problems with anything more than installing apps on nix for first time.

Wait, you didn't post this comment with 3.1? All the cool people use it bro

A skatepark near me. Don't know the story behind it being closed.

From what I understand, yes. It even says it works on Wine, but I can't test on neither right now.

I doubt many people will move. Most people will just start using the official app or move to another website. Lemmy doesn't have much content (yet), and that's yet worse than not having a good app. They will just quick look and go back, if even.

Yeah, that's strange because Lemmy actually has less content than Reddit. I don't even lurk any subs I have subscribed, I just sort by new.

It's much better this way than Reddit for me, even though that.

Chad geht doppelt so viel zu Fuß

Theoretically there's "no hate speech" in the rules, but I haven't seen anyone getting banned for that. You'd need to find out yourself what's their definition of this word.

How well were your grades? You didn't go to doctor on weekdays even once?

You have also other privately run instances, you can check the list on Github or somewhere else

You can also use LibRedirect addon to redirect Reddit/Twitter/etc automatically to alternative frontends.