Yeah, you’re right. I didn’t think that through properly.

Good. Non-replaceable batteries benefit no one but device manufacturers and miners of lithium, cobalt, etc.

No surprises there. I’m glad to be gone.

That seems to depend on the community or instance. I can see them on some, but not others.

If they’d put her in a morgue’s freezer she would have just died without anyone knowing. It’s disturbing.

At least they didn’t bury her before she started knocking.

Thanks for this. It would be cool if it was available for FF on mobile. I suppose it will stop working for Reddit after the API changes.

If my programming was a bit better I’d make an extension that redirects to the most recent archive.org capture. That would keep working after the API changes and keep me from actually visiting Reddit. Maybe I should learn how.

There’s actually a Lemmy app on called Lemmur. I downloaded it but it doesn’t seem to be working at the moment.

Reddit could have charged the actual lost revenue plus a reasonable mark up. Then the 3rd party apps could have survived on a paid subscription basis, and Reddit would’ve made more off those users than if they’d moved to the official app.

Now a bunch of them, like us, are jumping ship instead. It was a dumb business decision. And this kind of stubborn disregard for their users is the kind of thing that destroys companies.