Wow, crypto bros who rely on open source, rely on a closed source password manager. Did they not realize where the security and development of crypto stuff came from?
lemmy.ml on a good day had like 15 to 30 upvotes on the front page. There wasnβt much of a culture before.
See the traffic in April this year, a little over 4 months ago. Lemmy.world only been around for like 2 and a half months now. Thatβs the most active itβs been since before the exodus. The exodus definitely helped jumpstart the site.
Thatβs what RAM is. Following your analogy, youβll put stuff occasionally inside the desk when youβre done with it, and keep working whatβs on your desk. I see persistent ram as like working inside the desk, which is a bit weird to me. Or a desk that just never gets cleaned up.
Privacy is a big reason why. Archiving is also a very common way to dox people. Not to mention, I just donβt want my shit to exist online indefinitely. I want my data to be forgotten. In what way is this bad. Hoarding everything indefinitely is bad.
There's still some subreddits I'd like to view as their communities haven't swapped over yet. Like you guys, I obviously don't want to support Reddit in any way shape or form. Surprisingly, they have not gutted RSS feeds yet. Simply add .rss at the end of the domain. Example
https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA
becomes:
https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA.rss
Which now works from your RSS reader, sees not ads, and can view without logging in. This also works in nsfw subreddits and apparently now "unverified" subreddits now. Depending on your RSS reader, it should also be able to grab images from posts as well. This bypass seems like an oversight for now, as this doesn't work from the API. Remember: Reddit can still go fuck themselves.
Another small PSA: This works for Lemmy communities as well!
Wow, crypto bros who rely on open source, rely on a closed source password manager. Did they not realize where the security and development of crypto stuff came from?