That’s for good. I’ve found myself getting back to reddit after account deletion, but it was unusable because big blocking interaction modal with “use an app”, which I unable to dismiss, appeared. So, bye then.

Wanna see those tankies, who say it’s all for good under some posts like that.

Yeah, don’t use SD for something, that continuously writes data on it. One power outage and it will die.

Source: lost 2 sds on my OPi 3 lts.

Thanks, great. Gonna search it on my instance, so it’ll appear on a list.

Look at mastodon (or try it), after Twitter user exile it grows and shines like an independent big social network. Same will happen to lemmy.

And if original developers will shut down their instances, there will still be a lot of others. And if devs abandon their code, it’s opensource, so anybody can continue supporting it. And if not, ActivityPub is a protocol, that’s used to exchange data, and new software will be written, like kbin is a working alternative to lemmy.

So, the only thing to worry about is a userbase, we must form it to attract new creative people here.

You can create an issue on lemmy repo and make a good description or even a prototype of your idea. That sometimes helps developers to implement that.

Join lemmy is a front page, no?

Yeah, sure. I’m reading Russian news all the time and I’ve stopped wondering like after a month after 24feb. That’s just noise to distract everyone’s attention from really important things.

Bald and bankrupt)

Like it’s a news. The only thing you should know about russian propaganda narrative is that it points to the inside auditory, they don’t care about people from developed countries in most cases.

We’ll live, we’ll see. Meta is showing its interest in mastodon, so we have a reason to worry. But I think, lemmy will change according to the situation, when situation will be present, not before it.

Maybe send PR to lemmy-ui GitHub then? Maybe it will become mainstream

I’m curios to know how can I help with developing lenmy-ui. It is made with React fork, which I know very well.

They already blocked it for unregistered users. There’s only that annoying overlay, that forces you to install their app.

No ads and the fact, that it is open source and community driven.

I’m not upset about their political views. For me its just too painful to read something like “Russia didn’t start that war, its NATO” while I’m currently fleeing from conscription to Russian army to fight against Ukrainian people I respect more than citizens of my motherland.

So, I make only choice I find suitable in that situation: avoid places where this behaviour is fine for mods and gains upvotes.

Jerboa now doesn’t have community search, but you can visit your instance website and subscribe. If it hasn’t needed community, go to community search and put full community name prepended with !, like ! [email protected]. then wait for like 10s and do the search again, your instance will fetch it and add to its community list.

First I created account there and then landed on my current instance, because lemmy.ml’s admin views looks sketchy for me. Been living in ex-ussr for all my life I just cant accept all that communists and marxists and the fact that lemmy.ml has /c/Communism on it.

I know that’s silly but that’s why I’m not there anymore.

Surprise, surprise, you can still buy Acer peripherals in Russia in every shop. Not only Acer, but any other pre-war brand supplying Russian citizens with PC parts, phones, laptops, etc.

Are you ready to moderate content on it and block users, who act inapropriate? Because that’s how your whole instance can be banned on popular ones.