funny you’d say that https://thenib.com/im-a-luddite/

so I guess I have to disable my ad blocker if I want “my voice to be a part of conversation” about online ads, tracking, and online privacy? do I have to buy a car and drive it everywhere if I want “my voice to be a part of conversation” about congestion, road safety, and air pollution, too? I’m afraid to ask what I need to do if I’m concerned about children safety and I want to join that conversation.

Google confirmed to Android Authority that it is committed to publishing Android’s source code, so this change doesn’t mean that Android is becoming closed-source. The company will continue to publish the source code for new Android releases, so when Google releases Android 16 later this year, we’ll get the source code for the update. In addition, Google will continue to publish the source code for Android’s Linux kernel fork, as it is licensed under GPLv2, which mandates source code releases, and is separate from AOSP.

Should be a breeze

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it’s what you get after boiling some cocks in it

this is what I get when I follow !technology@lemmy.world from Mastodon:

and it just keeps going on and on.

there’s no way of knowing which thread they’re from, without explicitly clicking on each and every one to view the context (spoiler alert: every comment from that screenshot is from a different post). it’s just not a viable to browse the content of the community, regardless of whether it’s assigned to a separate list or not.

So the posts in the community only show up in the mastodon list.

the problem is that you don’t get only posts, as mentioned in the part of the post that I quoted. if you follow til@lemmy.world from a Mastodon account, you get an endless list of all comments made in the community, without any context, sorted chronologically.

Can’t follow group posts only. When you follow a group/community in Lemmy you see all of the posts and replies made in that group (via automatic boosts), which can quickly clutter up your feed. I can’t find a simple way to only show new posts and not all the replies. So now I mainly browse Lemmy on its own instance page and only drop into Mastodon to make replies and upvotes.

yeah, I tried following one Lemmy community through my Mastodon account once, and it was a nightmare with all the replies made in the community boosted out of context to my feed. and that was about 2 years ago, today it would be even more unbearable.

or just use DNS servers from Mullvad, no additional app required https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls#android

since then, things also led to a meaningful reduction in players. I’ve been following a few larger/medium sized Apex streamers, and now all I can see them play is Marvel Legends.

I do miss playing it, though, despite being absolutely horrible at the game.

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I wonder how much improvements is it going to bring to Proton, though. I don’t remember the last time I ran a game on pure WINE.

now that you pointed it out, it feels backwards because you can learn more about a thing, but can’t actively learn less, so “knowing less” reads as reversing a one way proess.

https://mastodon.social/@dansup/113848396412970536

also @lunarloony@lemmy.sdf.org so that I don’t have to spam the thread with replies

it’s not my article.

Anyways isn’t it also weird, then, that there is an extension called pi blocker? Or pie blocker?

that’s probably their goal, confusing users who sort of heard about PiHole at some point but don’t remember the name or where to get it from.

hello!

last time I had to get tested, 4-in-1 tests (COVID + Flu A + Flu B + RSV) were cheaper than just COVID ones.