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Why is Elon Musk in this comment? He’s not Technology news. Get this content out of here!
Is that what you want? But seriously the only time I see complaining is when it’s not actual tech news, just some random ass tweet he put out.
Why is Elon Musk in this comment? He’s not Technology news. Get this content out of here!
Is that what you want? But seriously the only time I see complaining is when it’s not actual tech news, just some random ass tweet he put out.
I love the red lines in the foreground but as they head in to the background I don’t like how constant the lighting stays on them. I’d expect them to be faded as they head down the hill. Feels a little bit like they ignore the topography.
I love the confidence here after stating you don’t use Twitch. Twitch changed the way they deliver in stream ads, it’s much more difficult to block now because it comes in as part of the video stream and not something added on top.
I definitely don’t support nazi and far right nonsense but I don’t think deplatforming does anything except drive those people and their users into deeper echo chambers.
Use what works best for you! I will say I love how I can customize StreetComplete so that the things I think are important can be asked first.
Mr Free Speech Absolutist
Except when it is about me
Except when it is from a competitor
Except when I don’t like it
Firefox + ublock origin
This poll kind of sucks for data gathering. You ask two different questions but there’s only one set of answers. Even the first question alone asks if we use and/or require, which should be separate.
To answer though: I use my headphone adapter whenever I travel but don’t have a regular headphone jack. A jack is not absolutely required for me to purchase a phone but the adapter is.
My main PC is all white (by coincidence) so I named it Minas Tirith
Love Linux but that’s mostly steam deck pumping up numbers. Look at year over year desktop usage and it’s not spiking even though it would be cool if it did.
No tech literacy is nice but the user experience of communities when first joining Lemmy needs a lot of work.
First you have to choose an instance and no context is given. What’s the difference between x, y, and z? It’s federated so it seems easy to dismiss but we’re asking users to choose something with no help at all before doing anything else.
If commenters link directly to a community and don’t use a shared link, it is very confusing why it looks like you are signed out and can’t subscribe. This took me a bit to figure out and I have to either manually adjust the url to fit my instance or search for it which can be unreliable.
Duplicate community names across multiple instances is also confusing, although I welcome the multiple choice nature of it. But to a new user it can be confusing as to which is the “right” choice. Content moderation varies across the instances too.
I love Lemmy and once I figured it out I found it pretty easy. But let’s stop pretending that this site is so easy to use. There are quite a few user experiences that could be smoothed out with just a little bit of help text or additional context.
I’d really advise against forcing all code contributions to be copyrighted to you. It doesn’t send a great message to contributors. It also gets murky if any libraries are used.