This has never happened before, FYI. You literally came in at a weird time lol, probably even the peak of this random event. It’s about some dev who made a web frontend for some Lemmy instances’ desktop web browsers and went on a power trip to mass-shadowban people as he saw fit (he claimed to be anti-conservative even though the overwhelming Lemmy user base already is, FWIW). Now he’s left, it seems, so I think things should calm down.
My doc said we’re not supposed to get any D from the sun; it should all come from diet. UV rays are too skin-damaging.
Ironically, he declared being strongly LGBTQ±friendly, anti-racist, etc.
Right, I’ve seen Slickdeals and I think Bing eventually take that on over the years: on-mouse-hover shows the original link, temporarily, until you actually right-click and copy, at which point the evil reveals itself lol.
Hmm… now I wonder if a browser add-on could circumvent the right-click interaction and stealth-copy the originally displayed link… lol, it’s nuts how far into the weeds of privacy our guerrilla warfare has been getting.
Oh, that’s what you meant. But there’s nothing to suggest that death didn’t happen either way.
there’s historical value in the games as physical objects
I don’t understand; does this suddenly become untrue just because they are accessible by other means? Especially with what Sony’s been trying to pull as of late…
Wouldn’t it be better the other way around?
Why is there a second “No” after the first “Yes?”
Hey, I’ll take that over “a real fascist country”…
That app seems not as transparent as it could be since it doesnt give any detail on the removed stuff; I recommend URLCheck instead, which is fully transparent about all trackers and even lets you pick which ones to remove at will.
The harder ones to bypass are Facebook and Reddit share URLs, which give zero indicator of their destination; it seems impossible as the recipient of such a URL.
At least with bit.ly, one can add a + to the end of the URL and see data on it, including the original link (to then safely access without adding to its click counter).
Yeah, that’s certainly a patch. NewPipe, PipePipe, etc. all also remove ?si=.
I see my wording was kind of weird. What I meant is: if I set these RSS feeds, will the combined feed show only new content from that moment on, or everything/old notifications that I had already marked as read?
The more that I think about it, it’s not actually about new notifications, but old material whose account I can’t remember it was on! Can it retrieve past stuff at the moment of setting?
I accidentally made, like, 6 accounts, each on a different instance when first joining Lemmy because I didn’t understand what federation in the field of decentralization meant LOL. Since I learned, I just kept them and have since rotated through them, partly for an illusory sense of slightly added privacy, but mostly to try to mitigate the blow of the loss of any one account in case its instance goes kaput for any reason. I guess it also gives the added benefit of Lemmy appearing more active lol (but I never comment on my own posts nor comments; that’d be wild).
Basically, if someone’s response to me was interesting and I wanted to reference it later, a unified inbox would solve the problem of having to recall which account was involved.
lol I guess I dodged the instability because I was using it on Windows all these years up until a few months ago, where it was mostly fine!
Man, I totally forgot about that scene.
Please tell me those circular lines actively swirl behind the silhouette. Please, please, pleeeeaase…
I still don’t understand what it is and I read it. Oh, well. *continues with Mint*