23 Aug 23. Ya, no ambiguity. /s

2023-08-23 is the way.

Dude is still simping for Musk. No sympathy.

Nothing about Saudi Arabia is pro-consumer.

apple hates open standards

What about WhatsApp is open?

I've got no love for billionaires, and obviously this story overshadowing the migrant boat sinking in Greece is infuriating, but I'm really not a fan of the glee so many people on social media are expressing at the deaths of these five people.

Also, on another note, I seriously cannot get over the fact that the late CEO of the company, Stockton Rush, has the absolute perfect team name for a minor league football team from central California.

Nuked and deleted my numerous alts over the past few days. Nuked and deleted my main and oldest account (14 years) just a few hours ago.

The “non-commercial” requirement to exempt third party accessibility apps is extremely underhanded and not being talked about enough.

How hard was it to set up an instance? I'm fairly decent with these things, and could spool up an shared server, but have never used Docker if that's the best way.

Twitter’s definitely didn’t.

I don't know... 50% of their top advertisers have left, and their advertising income is down 60%. I'm no longer there, so I can't speak to overall user engagement, but with their revenue cratering, I'm not sure how long it is destined for this world.

Cycling communities, specifically the non-judgemental welcoming r/xbiking.

A 'multi-community' feature would be welcome.

I thank you for your response, and generally think you are right. Perhaps I should rephrase my question a bit to: is the existence of multiple communities on a given subject a feature of Lemmy (perhaps even unique to Lemmy) we should expect and embrace, or do you think communities coalescing into few/one will occur naturally?