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Sponsored by Game-Pass ~
He/Him 💕 Things I like: fountain pens, kilts, drawing/painting, tech/progrming, mandolin/music/barbershop singing, Hiking, skinny-dipping in forests
Sponsored by Game-Pass ~
They probably did a user survey and found out that moving windows to a subscription would cause 100% of users to switch to Mac / Linux
Rather than using GitHub, have you heard of GreasyFork? it’s a user-style manager library website where people can install a script with one click, and their browser extension links it to that URL, so you can make new versions and it’ll automatically push it out to everyone - and auto-installs with browser sync on a new PC / new browser login
I like it ~ I joined mastodon but I think it was way too slow to load images - probably joined some dodgy overloaded server (though I like the Reddit format and community better rather than Twitter)
It’s giving me Reddit 15 years ago vibes - smaller tech-savvy and agile community - my Reddit use was on and off through the years; but I like the idea that each community in the Extended Lemmiverse can all have their own vibes and cultures and implementations of the platform and we can all chat and follow topics together 🕊️
I’ve only been here a short while; but maybe one thing I’d love is not to see reposts in the /all section ; I know the communities are small and growing and can cross post for more stuff , but I’m sure there could be a way for the system to know that the title and url are the same - so only show one , or auto-merge the comments and prioritise posting your comment to your local community instance’s post Edit - I might try install an instance on my website and try to make a merge function ~
if you have /ever/ had a disney+ account~ 🕊️