The last two times the Russians tried invading something that isn’t theirs it’s gone horribly wrong.

It’s perfectly fine to use both platforms and still enjoy the niche subs on Reddit. It’s a shame they’re not all in one app/website but it is what it is.

Super opinionated people who are completely blind to the thing they’re discussings shortfalls.

See: anything to do with Linux.

Careful, Russia might try to denazifi your head soon.

I know what I’m reinstalling later.

Dunno how much I trust that website anyway. Firefox has a setting to force HTTPS mode for instance but that’s not reflected in the lists on that page.

Me as well.

The same thing is true about the transformer laptop that was posted on here a bunch but people seemingly loved that despite the steep price for what it was.

For everyone on Twitter to bail onto it there would need to be an instance with the same level of funding and infrastructure as Twitter to support it.

I think a lot of people here are apathetic towards anything Reddit related ultimately and you’d need a lot of engagement with Reddit for it to happen. Or bots, which is what half of the big participants in the last one used anyway.

I wouldn’t mind someone botting a little Lemmy advertisment though.

Doesn’t like Firefox mobile apparently. For a privacy focused platform you’d think it would support that over Chrome.

Absolutely I think this is the end goal. They’ve accidentally discovered something that might actually give them value to investors (training AI) and they want to lock down that value so they can finally IPO, get rich and live happily ever after.

The VC money is drying up and they’re demanding a return on investment as the world’s economy struggles on at the moment.

Unfortunately you’re not the first sub this is happening to and surely won’t be the last. We’re about to possibly see a large shift in who moderates the subs at Reddit and it will only be for the worst.

It’s also on the app store.

Same with the iOS app.