Thanks. I remember seeing that thread on Mastodon, but I hadn’t associated it with his actions. I think open logs are good and if someone acts like that as a moderator, it is best if they step down.
Thanks. I remember seeing that thread on Mastodon, but I hadn’t associated it with his actions. I think open logs are good and if someone acts like that as a moderator, it is best if they step down.
Would be nice if they would implement a sponsor block type feature, but I doubt we will ever see that happen.
Can you provide some more information about him abusing his powers here?
No doubt it will come to both consoles. I just wonder what upgrades there will be on the new console.
What would you use instead?
The person telling the story could always tell lies, which would mean his brother would only tell the truth.
Great when they let you get into position first. Trying to adjust around the cat, not so much…
Seems like a way of saying deleting the app without deleting your data. I guess most users must not be regularly pruning unused apps to make this a desired feature.
I think the bubble is coming too. The question is how much it will take for normal users to be done with them. The current Lemmy user base is more focused on tech, open source, and/or privacy than the average Internet user, which is why we already abandoned Reddit.
I think having to pay for access to these sites might be the biggest issue, as many people see the Internet as something that should be free.
I do find that the days I need it the most it’s slower than molasses.
Google has one advantage over other Android device makers. They make profit off of the Play Store at a much higher rate than they do from hardware sales. If this change brings more people over from iOS to Android, it will be an overall win for them.
I wish they would have at least gone with the 8 Gen 1+. I’m curious to see how much this costs, because it seems to have a lot of good stuff included.
I guess I usually skipped the race part, because I don’t remember that nearly as much as the guy walking up to turn on the lights.