Setting up boundaries.
And remember kids, if it is a command, you can automate it and never do it again.
Not one per se, but I love when a piece of open source software absolutely destroys it's competition. I'm not talking Firefox vs. Chrome or Unity vs. Godot debate (both are better, don't @ me), I'm talking when it's not even close, the open alternative is just industry standard.
VLC, Calibre, OBS and maybe Blender come to mind.
Richest man in the world begging for pennies.
I found this handy reference a while ago. But yeah, we are kinda screwed.
I think it's just survivorship bias, kinda like mastodon. The people inclined to come here are probably anti-corporate, and sick of current social media's bullshit.
Leaving that garbage website was the best decision I've made for my mental health since pot
I never thought about this indirect upside of using fediverse apps. There is absolutely no incentive to publicity, who the heck is gonna pay me for promoting their book over my BookWyrm? They will make two cents from that.
So when someone publishes something over these underdog app it's because they are genuinely interested. It's really refreshing to be able to read sincere opinions from people tbh.
I sure hope some subreddits to go private indefinitely this 30th, just to shut up this imbecile.
Wherever Aaron is, I hope he can't see this.
Every Reddit ad is a Lemmy ad if you think about it.
People arguing a lot of legal stuff while I just think this was a dick move.