Peertube just doesn’t have the content.
I’ve tried to like Mastodon, but each time I end up deleting my account in frustration, vowing never again. Mastodon is horrible to use, and they like it that way.
Will this work after June 30?
My reading of the issues says maybe not. They discuss using individual keys or web scraping. But it doesn’t look implemented yet.
I could be wrong.
Only the bots knew of it.
They are not powerless. They have their own choice. Stop going there!
The masterclass link is blocked for me “unreviewed content” with a use the official app message.
Took a long time following links to find:
In order for off.guard to work properly make sure to activate push-notifications for this website in chrome settings and click activate notifications below. Then off.guard will take care of the rest.
So it’s using net access to push info out.
I gave up finding more. Lots of marketing buzz words and little technical details.
This will be saving you typing in +reddit +stackspace on searches. Still the same results.
Wish they’d include a -pinterest option.
Or upvote/downvote randomly, or, on a lot of stuff so the interest pool is huge. I’m upvote stuff I see just to participate and give the poster a “someone seen this post” feel good high.
My guess: It’s the kid dream: a flying car. But the reality, with regulations, bad drivers, limited landing points means it’s not seen as as money maker. More a rich persons toy. And few sales. Flying car = not a great car and a worse plane/helicopter.
TL;DW.
You got a summary?
Expect Reddit to get a lot worse. Glad I’m off it.
Phones had removable batteries and were waterproof. It was all marketing saying they changed for waterproofing.
They changed to increase their profits.
Corporations only care about what will drive their share price higher.
Probably why u/spez loves the Musk and is following the Twitter method to profitability.
Stuff that 2 or 3 days with no phone just to change a battery!
Plenty of phones were waterproof with removable batteries before a marketing campaign.
Near a billion active users per month, Reddit isn’t going to die. Doesn’t matter to me what other people do, I’ve left.
Saving money is my guess. Running it is costing more than it makes. Company shuts it down.