iamthatis (Apollo) even said he could do it with a bit more time after the initial shock, some negotiation etc, he was willing to try if Reddit would throw him anything at all so it was possible. But Reddit instead shut down all communication then lied about what happened

You could, but the API for Reddit won't work in two weeks... and tbh I like the fact we're building something new here

I managed to get Apollo working with my own API key using a tweak and Sideloadly (works on jailed phones too)

We'll see if that continues working after 30th, if not I think I'm pretty much done with Reddit

I like it a lot too, the fact that I can roam around servers from my home server is really cool

Well, they've said 100 requests per minute is under the free tier, since I'm the only user with my API key that should be within their limits.

I got march of shamed once because I genuinely forgot, it somehow shortcircuits my brain when I need to wait for approval, thinking I've already paid and walk out after waiting for the person to come tap some buttons :|

My lemmy instance :)

I used to self-host email with email and postfix, but I gave up with the amount of spam coming my way and moved to Proton

latte.isnot.coffee is mine, I think it's the best end for your name you can hope for ;)

The end of an era, I used Apollo for years :(

/r/china is migrating over at least for a week, as long you're respectful anti-CCP is fine (same rules as the subreddit)

/c/china on latte.isnot.coffee, we could do with some seeding before we close the sub on Reddit.

We are migrating as we speak onto my local instance, I suspect the larger ones may get overloaded on the 12th

Nope, I'm commenting here from my own instance. You subscribe to communities, and can subscribe to anywhere in the lemmy network

It's like everyone saw what Twitter did, and thought they could get away with doing the same

If you're old enough to get around those controls, you're old enough to view porn, frankly. It's like a rite of passage that I went through 15 years ago... the parental controls were also much worse then, so it's arguably more effective now.

Originally, it was just a Reddit alternative. It turned that way later when regular users went back to Reddit and the more extreme users stuck around voat

Was it lemmy.org.uk? Not sure what happened to that one, I was there too... spun my own up in the end

Are you guys seeing the trainwreck in this AMA?

Fair enough you have me beat :')

Regular Apollo still works for now, I've got the modified version on a backup iPhone 8 so let's see if it still works there after the shutdown

That's okay I found it, luckily there's a pattern here too... I dug up 27k with repeating numbers on emails which is a good start!