I mean, yeah…. But people are treating this like !reddit or !general.
So it’s not enough to prove that the IP used is not from the EU and that therefore it’s (supposedly) not under EU jurisdiction?
It covers EU citizens traveling abroad?
If so, dang that’s a good law
What’s stopping Reddit from checking your IP and seeing that you’re not from the EU and restoring your data from a backup
What’s stopping Reddit from checking your IP and seeing that you’re not from the EU and restoring your data from a backup
As someone who uses mwm for work, I only have one question for you: Why?
I mean, what you're really seeing is my (new) starting point. It has developed over the years, but there are some years I don't use reddit and have forgotten some.
What did you like about Apollo? I used ReddPlanet instead. I wasn't going to pay for Apollo before I could figure out what I was getting and that I would like it. ReddPlanet had everything I wanted and payment was cosmetic and supporting lupeski.
It's actually pretty good, especially once you figured out how to subscribe to communities on other instances. I'm a bit miffed, to be honest. I was thinking about making something like this and I found that it already existed.
A few things I would change on the web interface:
- Long text post should have a "show more" instead of having to click into it
- Clicking on the title should bring you to the article if it's a link. Clicking on the comments should bring you to the discussion.
- Please. I have no iOS development skill but need an iOS app that's not in beta.
I don’t camp, but if you come across anywhere I can car camp, I would appreciate it if you could share
Why is this mildly infuriating? I’d put it in a community called maddening or even redditsucks or something lol
Not RV, just want to throw a mattress in the back of my car and just sleep in it while I explore. Are there rules or can you just drive into the forest and park somewhere?