If a user taps “subscribe,” store it locally. When they finally create an account, they should be able to “claim” those subscriptions. This is a small UX move that has an outsized effect on conversion.

Any evidence for this? Twitter tried something like this, but then moved to putting everything behind a log in wall so I’m led to believe that the latter has better guest-to-registration statistics.

Given Ubuntu is testing replacing the GNU coreuitils with uutils, we might have to start unironically calling it systemd/Linux.

I just guaranteed you on fediseer, so you should be good now.

But you have to scroll to the end of the comments to see the rules? That can be pretty far in threads with only a couple dozen comments. I even almost missed them because I didn’t scroll down far enough initially, and this thread has 2 (now 3) comments.

This is a hard design problem, one that even Reddit with all its money hasn’t found a solution to (there’s a reason every subreddit had the automod pin a comment telling people the rules).

My ragebait is vegan, so you can get mad guilt free.

Finally, a settlement to the CSD vs SSD debate we can all be unhappy with.

I did: https://bsky.app/profile/flamingos-cant.xyz/post/3mcd423kj2c2t, Bridgy-fed wraps the entire text content of a post into a single <p> element so the it’s being collapsed into a single paragraph in the markdown conversion.

Writing is okish, editing however is horrendous.

Formatting is a bit weird, but it works! https://feddit.uk/post/42603656

Bluesky gets proper support for Groups before Mastodon, lmao. Honestly, this really cool.

I’ll volunteer !UnitedKingdom and !uk_politics.

Also: [email protected]

LMAO, a and o are on opposite end of the keyboard, how do you even do this?

This is Summit, which also shows 999+ for me despite me not having that many unread notifs.

It’s not a brag, it’s a confession.

I treat my inbox here like my email inbox (I have 548 ‘unread’ notifications).

I think so, at least a reverse image search shows in image has been posted in the Black Lagoon subreddit.

Chapter one also released in 2018 (7 years ago), so the game doesn’t really feel like it’s from this year.

4½ hours? Whoa look at sleeping beauty over here bragging about how much sleep they get.

You’re the one who’s been writing walls of text about this exact thing incessantly for months, sorry I find your ‘humour’ tiresome. And it’s not stalking to remember things I’ve seen you say in the past.

This crusade you have going on against the idea of Rust is getting borderline obsessive. Like when you called it an ‘incomplete’ language and never explained what that actually means.