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1 year agoSeems like the commercial real estate collapse has a lot to do with it too.
I like music, music production and mixing.
Also enjoy writing code and playing video games.
Interested in economics and politics.
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You were a good boy Apollo!
64·1 year agoso because the donald was on reddit, the entire reddit community was taken over?
1·1 year agoIts another ios app for lemmy/kbin in development
It’s definitely possible, just not programmed currently. If they don’t add that then i’ll probably just use memmy instead.
Thats not a bug, its just a feature not implemented yet. Its already on their release schedule. Should be out soon!
0·1 year agoI deleted all my comments/posts and they rolled them back :/
Honestly that is the main reason i became a lurker on reddit, why comment? if im on /r/all then anything i could think to comment has already been commented by someone else most of the time if you scroll down enough. It was really only the smaller niche subs that i was able to engage with.
Im talking to you from a lemmy.world account right now. Whatever instance you chose to create your account with is the website you need to go to each time you login. From there, you will still have access to search comment etc with any other community through your current instance.
Mlem has a filter option, just add a new filter and put “Lemmy.world starter guide” or whatever the title of that post was. It worked for me!
They haven’t added that as a feature yet. Its on the road map though and high priority.
Mlem, exactly how you think its pronounced.
Mine works fine without any https://
1·1 year agoI wish Apollo could get converted to use Lemmy. The ios app mlem is alright, but its very new and missing a lot of features, like a basic search feature. otherwise it works fairly well.
Not really, im actually excited about exploring the lemmy verse. Feels like a breath of fresh air. Reddit was starting to feel stagnant.
Wonder if someone could use the feddie instances as a sort of block chain for storing account auth info. Any instance could validate a users login by talking to other instances. If an instance goes down, that login and user info would still be stored in other instances and never in just one.
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