Will you reconsider your decision once this gets implemented? https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/5016
It should save lots of storage space that would otherwise be used to store all the old votes from all the communities
If you this is a YouTube frontend, it's not. It's a different video streaming platform called Odysee (technically the platform is called LBRY, but Odysee is the main frontend for it)
I wish people on Odysee wouldn't be so absolutely brain dead, it's generally a pretty nice platform, but the comment section is always full of garbage
I remember there being an option to filter starred repositories by language, now I can't find it anymore. The button is just gone. Some older GitHub documentation still shows the option:
If you're on Android, just go to about:config and disable browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.showSponsored and browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.showSponsoredTopSites. Or use a Mull, a hardened version for Firefox for Android, which disables this by default.
You can’t swim in the toilet and then pretend to be mad you’re covered in shit.
This is one of the best quotes I've ever heard. Definitely made my day.
Fixed that for you
Hands down, Rust 🦀
qBittorrent is probably the best torrent client for Windows
~~Mullvad is a relatively cheap and trustworthy VPN provider~~ (they unfortunately removed port forwarding, which is important for torrenting)
AirVPN and Proton VPN are trustworthy VPN providers that support port forwarding
Servarr is the way to go if you want to set up a server that automates everything for you
Jellyfin is the best media server, far ahead of Plex and fully FOSS
FMHY and the Champagne Piracy Wiki have lots of valuable information
Wait Elon Musk is using the soviet strategy
I thought he disliked the "woke communists"
Of course it's a Republican senator
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/43035752
This issue is mainly just about votes, since these take up lots of storage space. The total amount of upvotes/downvotes would still be saved, but the individual votes of each user would get purged from the DB. Even though it mentions disabling comments once a post gets archived, I think this will be a separate option, that can be disabled by instance admins. If you still oppose this, you should comment on the GitHub issue, that's where the devs are, not here.