

Lasers are definitely a great option, but we got a printer with liquid ink and it’s been great. Much cheaper than proprietary cartridges and they don’t go stale if you don’t print anything for a few weeks.
Lasers are definitely a great option, but we got a printer with liquid ink and it’s been great. Much cheaper than proprietary cartridges and they don’t go stale if you don’t print anything for a few weeks.
That door dash subreddit is the weirdest thing ever. It popped out of nowhere seemingly overnight with thousands of upvotes and activity. Seems like obvious marketing to me, but yet most of the submissions are a bad look for the company… I guess any publicity is good publicity.
I am very dubious of those numbers. There’s a 0% chance Lemmy is even a fraction of Reddit’s size at the moment. https://the-federation.info/platform/73
This website indicates there is only 2.7M comments in TOTAL. I’m much more inclined to believe these stats.
Jerboa should take into account user’s voting pattern and recommend current based on what the user likes.
I would absolutely not want this. I can already curate my feed exactly how I want it with subscriptions, but when I click on All I want it to be the exact same view that everyone else gets.
On the topic of hiding seen posts, yes I think this is a pretty common suggestion/complaint of Lemmy at the moment. Part of it is that there is currently barely a fraction of activity vs. Reddit or other websites. I am curious to see how the feed changes as more people contribute.
Also related, the staleness of ‘Hot’ and ‘Active’ is actually a bug and instances can temporary fix it by restarting.
Well that explains it. I was wondering why it was still working after officially ending support. RIP. Now I have to full commit to Lemmy