can we get some proof? this is really interesting. I'd like to see how they're tracking stuff

https://lemmy.ml/c/[email protected]

^^^ sub link

now I'll have to double check if I'm on reddit or lemmy, love how similar the experience is :)

edit: jumped ship!!! im now on infinity for lemmy!! didn't know this was a thing. holy moly now I REALLY have to make sure if I'm on reddit or lemmy since I still have infinity for reddit installed

I just want the website to work normally man.. The current influx of new users has shut almost everything down. The poor server hamsters...

do you guys plan on monetising this platform, if ever?

also tip: KDE connect can integrate stuff from your android phone into Windows/Linux like a fucking dream. it's been a while since I've used a cable when I have to transfer files between my phone and pc...

it's not just file sharing either. clipboard sharing, notification, media controls, remote input, slideshow cursor, you get the idea right... it's too useful. and it's crazy to me that there's no inbuilt solution from google yet

bruh this is the funniest shit I read today

can i become part of your family too?

those are read posts. you can change the read posts background colour to match the posts background colour if you like. looks like lemmy automatically marks posts as read as you browse through

dayum, so much faster now

edit: post edit option causes the app to crash

very soon ig, but I don't really know. we can currently download the app from the releases page though

I'm all for linux, but it truly isn't in a state where it can be widely adopted by the average users(I'm talking about laptop users here). it'll take years for achieving even the current level of usability that Windows provides out of the box. popular DEs like KDE still ship with god awful garbage touchpad drivers for machines with bigger than average touchpads. and their gesture implementation is nothing short of atrocious. and this is all before even getting into other problems such as fractional scaling in Wayland and how Firefox no longer comes with hardware acceleration enabled by default

Do you ever plan on monetising this platform?

dayum, that fix was crazy fast. cheers🥂

any idea when the commit will be merged with release?

this just keeps getting better, holy moly

Lemmy is infinitely better anyways

edit: in terms of censorship

♥️

it is installable right now... and has almost all the features ported over

since I can't edit the post: the first nitpick was just me being a stupid idiot. we have to enable comment dividers from interface->comment setting

it won't mark all the posts you open as read. which is weird, i agree, but the workaround I mentioned is pretty easy to do