I found some old threads but nothing I could get working today. My automated readarr setup would greatly benefit from ABB access. Which I used to have not long ago but now seems to be blocked. Not everything is on MAM, unfortunately.

One of my favorite Apollo features was I could be in the middle of a deep comment section. Swipe back to the homepage, then swipe over into where I left off in the comments. I believe this was handled by edge swipes vs swipes from not quite the edge for up/down votes. No idea how it remembered location.

Love the app! Really made the transition to Lemmy much easier.

This weekend we got the conclusion to The Venture Bros. One of my favorite shows that’s stuck around for years even if seasons were released sporadically. Loved the movie. It closes enough plot threads without overdoing it. Lots of good character moments.

Anyone else watch this? What did you think?

As someone who aggressively adblocks everything, one of the final places that ads can still reach me is in annoying ad reads within podcasts. Youtube sponsorblock is incredible but it seems no one has yet adapted this for podcasts. Has anyone else managed to find a solution here? As far as i can tell in my googleing, this doesn't yet exist. Anyone else extremely interested in something that skips/removes sponsor segments from podcasts?

I just keep doing them backwards from muscle memory. Would prefer customizable options.

Welcome to all the new Reddit migrants. What’s something different you’d like to see in c/churning you never got from r/churning?

Welcome Reddit refugees! What’s something that always bothered you about Reddit you’d like to be different here?

Perhaps daily discussion threads are a little ambitious with this small offshoot from r/churning.

How have you been dealing with the r/churning withdrawals? Have you done and interesting churns? know of any other reddit alternatives for the churning community?

Adding in a familiar thread to keep things feeling normal.

While we try out reddit alternatives, why not try the open source reddit clone, lemmy. I honestly don't know a whole lot about the whole fediverse, only heard about mastadon vs twitter recently but I never used twitter and don't see a reason to start with mastadon. But the churning community is small enough and separate enough from main reddit, why not give it a try.