Doing that! But still would like an alternative for reddit.
It's because, and no offense to anyone who likes the movie, it looks bland. Especially when you directly compare it to all the competition that came out or will arrive within the past year. Puss in Boots, Spiderverse 2, Mario, Ninja Turtles, even the upcoming Migration all not only look more interesting visually than Elemental, but also proven to be more interesting stories than Elemental so far too.
Elemental just seems to be another Zootopia or Inside Out. Why watch that when you have the originals?
When I find a website I find interesting, I usually use the firefox addon feedbro to find an rss feed in the site. I create folders based on domains or website type to help categorize things. It has worked for a lot more websites than I expected.
In that moment, I will use piped. If piped goes down, I will use nebula. Anything over paying youtube.
As much as I hate twitter, I think this is a bad thing. As far as I can tell, the suit is about those uploading music to twitter, which counts as sharing of content and shouldn't be illegal.
Unless I am missing something, if the lawsuit went through, it would be a terrible thing for everyone.
I understand why they did it, four mods is not enough for the traffic. However, I think they could've anticipated this better than just removing one of the largest instances. Hire more mods. It seems beehaw has banned so much that I am honestly unsure why they want to be federated. I like the idea of beehaw, some things, like limited communities and no downvotes are really smart. But the closed community mindset may kill it.
If it helps, I joined kbin cause I like the UI more :P
Use redirector! Here's one i will copy paste for everyone to use:
Description: reddit bye bye
Example URL:https://www.reddit.com/*
Include pattern:https://www.reddit.com/*
Redirect to:https://lemmy.ml/$
Make sure to replace lemmy.ml with your instance of choice and reddit.com with old reddit if you default to that (I always had "use redesign" turned off in my account settings).
For bonus fun, you can copy redirects with the extension, so you can adjust for your favorite subreddits if you choose.
I've gotten it a few times, but today was the max point. I am guessing the api news is bringing reddit's capacity over the edge? That's just a guess though.
I broke reddit not once, not twice, but three times today.
I'm asexual as fuck so the lack of horniness is my jam.
Had no idea! Thanks for informing me. I will keep this post up because I think it is an interesting discussion to have