It looks like they were banned, but the comments are still up. Hopefully there is a way of removing them all.

It probably doesn’t though. Obviously it’s closed source making it harder to tell what’s actually happening, but there’s nothing stopping security analysts from looking at network usage and such. I would imagine that Google doesn’t install a keylogger on every Android phone, not out of the goodness of their hearts, but because they don’t want the bad publicity and lawsuits when it would inevitably be discovered.

New York really needs to get their shit together. They have the most anomalous memory zones of anywhere in the country. I don’t even get the logic of running the metro in a deja vu area. If this continues, they risk a mass memory incident where the entire city gets forgotten. Hell, I don’t even remember the name of my cousin who lives there.

I see it as well. If I had to guess, I’d imagine it is a dev feature built into Lemmy UI for debugging on mobile that was mistakenly left on.

I see it on both Firefox for Android and Firefox for Linux when browsing this instance. It does not appear on Lemmy.World for example. It also does not appear to use the browser’s dev tools as I am able to open both Firefox’s native dev tools and Eruda at the same time and they look different.

New mascot isn’t even smoking a fat dart. 0/10

I love Simon Tatham’s puzzles

I’ve also disabled my ad blocker and logging in in desktop mode neither of which worked.

I’m having the same problem. I’ve cleared cookies and sometimes can log in if I disable tracking protections, but then get logged out again. I can log in fine on Firefox on desktop.

Yes, you can see and follow Mastodon users from Calckey

The UI is nicer and it has more features, but it can be a bit buggy and has less app support.

The mascot looks like this:

I’m going to imagine that :capybara_animated: was chewing on the server racks

YouTube doesn’t allow you to embed music videos, so it wouldn’t play unless you clicked on it lmao.

Some music video titled “rap god” or something.

It honestly annoys me that people are moving to this. Mastodon instances are mostly run by independent nonprofits. Bluesky is at least run by a “public benefit” for profit. But people seem all too willing to move to a site by another big tech company. The only silver lining is that hopefully, I can still follow the people that do use Threads.net on Mastodon/Calckey/whatever which is why I am against complete defederation and only pro-limiting them.

Also, their website is just a bunch of spinning balls, you cannot see posts or do anything besides just watch balls spinning around. Kind of a dealbreaker because I expect more than just spinning balls on my social platforms.

I assume the plan is the same for Lemmy as it is for Calckey

Edit:

I’ve noticed that Lemmy has a hard time federating to non-Lemmy instances. Looking up a user/community on Calckey/Mastodon shows a lot of posts and random things missing.

Number 14!!!

“If you’re a politician or a business owner, you are accountable to your constituents. So a politician needs to be elected, and a business owner can be fired by its shareholders,” he said.

“And I think, on Reddit, the analogy is closer to the landed gentry: The people who get there first get to stay there and pass it down to their descendants, and that is not democratic.”

Pro-business people always have the craziest ideas of democracy. Does he really believe that shareholders making decisions is, in any way, democratic??

I feel like for HL2, the vibe was more important than the gameplay for those segments. While you aren’t technically doing anything too interesting, I still felt cool driving around.