Yeah, absolutely defederate. Nothing good can come from interacting with Meta.

For double the salary, I'd need to think long and hard about it tbh.

Good news everyone!

It's an odd feeling. I knew this was coming but could still check Reddit as I usually did via Boost. Now they're all shutting down and there's no option besides their own shitty app. No thanks.

This guy is going to be fucked for a very long time.

Those are 3rd degree burns that will need months of healing. Everytime he goes to take a shit, he'll likely get infections from introducing fecal matter on an open wound, causing all kinds of issues. Every shit he takes will be pure agony.

I've never played tabletop D&D but I like the idea of it. Is this a game I can just play solo or does it require a party of actual people?

I've played my fair share of PC RPGs (BioWare games, Fallout,...) but never something like this. Is there anything that compares to it? I can imagine it's a slow pace kind of game?

And have to work for 900 years before you can retire. I'll pass.

Went to work in a warehouse because I just needed a job. Discovered that logistics was interesting to me, so went to evening college to get an associate's degree in logistics management.

Now 8 years later, I look after the supply chain for 4 warehouses in 3 countries while working from home.

Yeah. I always felt my comments or posts on Reddit would drown in the noise but Lemmy is still small and I want to contribute to its growth.

I have a feeling many of those critical to the protest don't yet fully grasp what a Reddit without 3rd party apps will look like. They'll soon find out how shit the base experience is without those apps. And we all know old.reddit won't stay around for long either

Well ok then, fuck you and goodbye :D

What?

So in American politics, all that matters is how much money you can raise?

I will avoid this like the literal plague it is. I don't believe for a single moment they have good intentions. My guess is that some people at Meta have identified the fediverse as the future and they want to try and find a way to capitalise on it and possibly monopolise it.

Do people genuinely send messages like this?

My company only uses Teams and it works fine from what I can tell, what's so bad about it?

Pretty much all sort of info, news or otherwise, and often backed with sources and references. For practical issues, people would often share tips or refer to helpful videos and step-by-step instructions.

This is a new low.

No matter what side of the argument you're on, posts and comments should not be allowed to be restored without the author's permission. Reddit is only ensuring more people will go away or stay away.

How so? Not sure I understand what that means.

Yeah I'm gonna say no thanks.