There's a bit of learning curve for sure, but people shouldn't overthink the federation aspect too much. At least here on Kbin there is plenty of content already.
I'm not sure how I feel about Michkov. I read an article that he is not actually the best teammate you could have in the locker room, but you never know if these are just rumours.
Hey all! Just wanted to shout out the app we are working on for Lemmy on iOS. We love Apollo and took lots of inspiration from it, but also have a lot of our own twists on the experience (Federation has it’s own twists on top of a single website!)....
I don't actually use TikTok or even the "sliding" function on youtube shorts, but I feel like my attention span has gotten much worse after they started getting popular. Even watching a 2 minute video feels dreadfully long, let alone a 10 or 20 minute video, so I end up watching a mostly short animation memes instead.
I was a TikTok user for a couple of months, one night I noticed that I had spent a couple of hours just watching these stupid videos and not remembering anything. Since then I have uninstalled the app and felt better.
There are some new features, collapsible comments, magazine sorting, the settings page which has an app icon switcher as well as a couple accessibility options!...
I've noticed the same thing, comments are not visible. As explained below, I'm just gonna give the federation some time to do its work and then the comments will start appearing.
Despite site-stopping protests by mods and users, Reddit leadership chose to brute force its way through any reasonable way of continuing third-party app support. Instead, the company hopes its luxury-priced API will be its secret shortcut to an overvalued IPO. As a result, Reddit’s official iOS app is being torpedo’d in the...
Just starting to familiarize myself with everything after about a decade at reddit. I understand that you can view content across instances but I'm noticing that both kbin and lemmy have similar (competing?) magazines/communities....
I’ve seen many comments and posts regarding the API fiasco on Reddit, with the claim that there will be a huge influx of users when that happens. I’m all for it, but I find it hard to believe that the average or even above average user will make the effort to switch.
Is it possible to start out at, let's say, 20 years and be sharp as a knife. Never forgetting things, never dropping things, always have an answer ready and can do multiple things at once. And then around 30 you suddenly drop stuff you have in your hands, you forget if you locked the door, your contactlenses have gone missing...
I was in high school when a friend told me about this new browser called Phoenix. After that I've been a Firefox user more or less, it was also called Firebird for a brief moment at some point.
Before this I used IE as it came with Windows and Netscape too.
YouTube is testing a more aggressive approach against ad blockers (www.androidpolice.com)
It looks like Google are pushing pretty hard on AdBlockers now. Looks like a pretty aggressive new UI from them....
OC FYI: kbin.social has a dark mode (I just discovered this--maybe I'm late to the game), see image for simple how-to...
Can Matt Groening Recapture Lightning with New Futurama Episodes? (www.pajiba.com)
I don’t understand people who say they can’t figure out Lemmy or KBin
Does federation have a bit of a learning curve? No doubt....
NHL Draft NOW! (www.nhl.com)
cross-posted from: midwest.social/post/853040...
June 29, 1989 (beehaw.org)
#1 movie for June 29, 1989...
A tale of a new Lemmy instance, a bot infestation, the fallout, and how we dealt with it (lemmy.ninja)
cross-posted from: lemmy.ninja/post/30492...
Mlem - iOS native Lemmy app (github.com)
Hey all! Just wanted to shout out the app we are working on for Lemmy on iOS. We love Apollo and took lots of inspiration from it, but also have a lot of our own twists on the experience (Federation has it’s own twists on top of a single website!)....
Anyone else notice that short videos are making their attention span worse?
I don't actually use TikTok or even the "sliding" function on youtube shorts, but I feel like my attention span has gotten much worse after they started getting popular. Even watching a 2 minute video feels dreadfully long, let alone a 10 or 20 minute video, so I end up watching a mostly short animation memes instead.
Artemis alpha version 0.1.2 just rolled out! (imgur.com)
There are some new features, collapsible comments, magazine sorting, the settings page which has an app icon switcher as well as a couple accessibility options!...
How does comment federation work?
I'm sure this question has been asked and answered many times, but I can't seem to find the info....
When your job title slightly understates your actual role (i.imgur.com)
Reddit plagued with 1-star App Store reviews over API debacle as users search for 0-star button (9to5mac.com)
Despite site-stopping protests by mods and users, Reddit leadership chose to brute force its way through any reasonable way of continuing third-party app support. Instead, the company hopes its luxury-priced API will be its secret shortcut to an overvalued IPO. As a result, Reddit’s official iOS app is being torpedo’d in the...
This is true TF2 gameplay (social2.blahajspin.lol)
Subscribing to the same magazines/communities on Kbin and Lemmy?
Just starting to familiarize myself with everything after about a decade at reddit. I understand that you can view content across instances but I'm noticing that both kbin and lemmy have similar (competing?) magazines/communities....
Best Lemmy instance: lemmy.ml vs lemmy.world ?
Which has the strongest financial support and won't die in a few weeks when it takes off?...
Do you wipe sitting or standing?
Bidet users can keep their posh, clean asses out of the discussion!
Ministeri Junnila sai eduskunnan luottamuksen äänin 95–86 – suora lähetys (yle.fi) Finnish
What are you playing?
Board, card, or video games - what's being played this week?
Slide to the left
Will there really be a big influx of users on the 30th?
I’ve seen many comments and posts regarding the API fiasco on Reddit, with the claim that there will be a huge influx of users when that happens. I’m all for it, but I find it hard to believe that the average or even above average user will make the effort to switch.
Can you become clumsier over time?
Is it possible to start out at, let's say, 20 years and be sharp as a knife. Never forgetting things, never dropping things, always have an answer ready and can do multiple things at once. And then around 30 you suddenly drop stuff you have in your hands, you forget if you locked the door, your contactlenses have gone missing...
When did you start using Firefox? Did you leave at some point and return? What is your story? Introduce yourself! (fedia.io)
Let's take advantage of the fact that we are so small! Say hi and tell us how you started using Firefox!