unalivejoy

That 5.0 out of 5 (1 Rating) seems a bit suspicious. You should leave a review to make it more accurate.

lemmy.com does appear to work though (redirects to lemm.ee, not sure who hosts it)

“Sir, we can’t keep up with this 24 hour news cycle of yours. Half of our budget goes to just paper and ink.”

Welcome to the CUM ZONE

Just leaned a word for this on urbandictionary. Freecycle.

Everything is just a skin of either Chrome or Firefox. Until recently, all browser on iPhone were a skin of Safari. Ladybird is the exception.

Lemmy even has great web apps (not including the vanilla site).

• https://phtn.app/ (great desktop ui)
• https://alexandrite.app/ (vanilla-like, flyout posts)
• https://vger.app/ (mobile focused)

It’s just missing secure OAuth based logins.

They’re still requiring EA Play or $6 for the bundle on steam.

Too many bathroom breaks.

What makes 6 so popular?

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They could’ve added this to wordpad if they didn’t kill it.

Start uploading to either ghcr.io (github) or quay.io (redhat)

This is the first I’m hearing of that, but I would assume any project would get sued if they copied any art assets, songs, and trademarks (logos, characters, etc). And at the time, any code they used would be suspect because of the TF2 source leak.

Obligatory IANAL.

feels like old reddit

They obviously haven’t visited https://old.lemmy.world/

I’ve been using phtn.app, which defaults to lemm.ee.

Though I think a big difference between the fediverse/activitypub and bluesky/atproto is authentication. If you want a centralized app, you gotta have a centralized identity server. Otherwise you’re freely giving your login credentials to a random server, which we as a society decided was a bad idea.

I can see a possible solution involving OAuth, which I believe Mastodon is able to support. See the relevant GitHub issue at LemmyNet/lemmy#1368

decentralized ai bot

Sounds awfully similar to a botnet. I hope the compute is sourced ethically.

I would suggest something like https://phtn.app/ as an alternative desktop frontend (also has mobile view support)

Nothing you can really do about preventing someone from looking at your posts unless you make your profile private, and I don’t think Lemmy has that concept.