Any book recommendations for Degrowth?
Lemmy is so much more performant than reddit.. It is crazy! Try going to reddit's deskop site and then go to a Lemmy site..
Also, reddit is now blocking VPN users, unless you are logged in...
And finally, if I use reddit, I am contributing to a rich guy buying his nth car/house/yacht.. On Lemmy, I am not enriching the wallets of the already rich.
This is very sad to see... Instead of improving things from within, you are trying to split the community.
Why is this better than NewPipe? I much prefer apps that focus on 1 thing and dont support 20 additional services.
Does anyone have only the journal bit? I don't need the tweets..
What? You bring your ereader to the gym and read between sets? That's a new one...
I disagree with this take. The effects of climate change are not binary.
There is no doubt that we are feeling the effects of man-influenced climate change. However, that does not mean that we should just give up. There is a difference between +1.5c and +2.0c. It is a fight worth fighting for.
The reason why you don't pay attention to the topic of climate change is because you do not give 2 shits and/or are not willing to change your ways and make any sacrifice.
I am sorry but it seems to me that you are misinformed.
The issue is not about the survivability of the planet or of humanity...
A weird one. You create content and its shareholders buy new yachts.
I don't want lemmy to be as popular as reddit as the signal to noise ratio was really bad.. Way too much noise.
I do want smaller communities that are on reddit to have a lemmy counterpart.
Ya, this would be nice.. Were it open source, we could just check opened issues though managing issues would take a significant amount of time, time that would be taken out of actually developing the app.
Maybe just a stickied post would suffice.
Hydrohomies needs to move to lemmy!
I find Lemmy much more ethical. It truly is by the community, for the community.
On reddit, a select few are getting rich by the content YOU create. Seems a bit weird to me. You create content, they get to buy a new house/yacht. No thank you.