Just because it probably won’t kill you doesn’t mean it doesn’t lead to debilitating health issues, which we could solve for if we simply vaccinate against it. Let the anti-vaxxers take their lives in to their own hands, but don’t stop medical advancement because of them, for fucks sake.
I mean… ok. Doesn’t change my experience.
Container Tabs sounds so useful, but fair warning to anyone else looking to check it out… I think it’s kinda buggy. My sessions got all fucked up when I tried using it. I ended up removing it entirely and just going without.
I use it daily. It’s my default browser, but it ain’t perfect. Most recently, it was an interactive map for Diablo IV that would never work on Firefox. After an update it started working, but that’s just the most recent example.
As pointed out above, individual use of Firefox doesn’t really do that much. Especially when Firefox already doesn’t work properly for some sites. Plus, lots of people (myself included) need to use Chrome for work. This shit sucks.
I moved to Apple a few years ago, and recently I’ve stopped using Chrome for anything but work, where it’s required (web development, lol). Still married to gmail and google calendar but maybe it’s time I get away from those too…
I’m trying, lol. Just followed a bunch of accounts on Mastodon in an attempt to make my homepage more interesting. Loving Lemmy, but while I don’t necessarily want the absolute deluge of bullshit like reddit has, for my taste the fediverse still has a lot of growing to do (and I hope it gets there!)
People think “Reddit” is their friend for some reason.
For sure. I set my father up on Bitwarden because he gets a lot more out of the free tier, and it’s hard enough to convince him he needs a password manager, let alone one that costs anything, lol.
Odd seeing so many people prefer Bitwarden specifically for the polish and UI. Those are the reasons I chose 1Password. Both work! Both are actually pretty good solutions. But after using Bitwarden for quite a while for work, I set up 1Pass for my personal stuff. It’s just nicer and easier to manage, imo, even as a tech savvy user.
Was literally thinking as I read the headline “Ok… how did Lemmy’s numbers fluctuate after the initial burst?”
Speaking personally, I’m trying to replace that “Frontpage of the internet” that Reddit used to be. Lemmy is great. I’m actually really liking the communities here. But there aren’t enough posts because there aren’t enough users yet, IMO. Maybe what I actually need is to stop using a single place for all of my news/pop culture watching, but… that’s where I’m at.
Are people really going to sign up for another Meta site? I’m sure as shit not. I finally deleted my Facebook account a couple weeks back, and I’m feelin’ free!
Kinda how I feel. I think it’s probably bad to be subjected to what everyone is thinking all the time, particularly when paired with anonymity. But… I liked it. Not gonna lie, when I hit the end of my Lemmy feed I still load up reddit in the browser. But it’s already gotten so much less useful, it’s crazy! The blackouts have really fucked it up as far as looking up information via reddit. As well it should, fuck them for ruining a good (or at least decent?) thing. But it was always nice having so much of the internet in one place.
“Never”
“Gonna”
“Give”
“You”
“Up”…
Dude… I was just looking at Reddit on the mobile site and I had no idea how bad and intrusive the ads had gotten. Jesus…
Lol, I just did the same thing when I found myself clicking my Reddit bookmark by muscle memory instead of Lemmy. The little things.
We’re still doing this, huh? Smartphone fanboying? Pretending like one side is clearly superior? This shit is so tired.