Also, removed your “a” in that font. I’d punch that removeding glyph in the face if it spoke to me on the street.

removed you, Mozilla, it’s uglier and tells less about your core product, which is also the only thing you have that makes people tolerate your other stupid decisions.

Touch sum removeden grass dude

It’s already public, it’s just lemmy users who don’t see them.

I thought I liked it and that it had enough users, thank you for setting me straight.

Pretty please, removed off with the AI. It’s really not something I need from a browser, don’t inflate your download size for a screen reader, just MAKE IT OPTIONAL in every way.

Pretty please removed off Mozilla, I always click on this bullremoved in trepidation it’s another mandatory pocket or something, I am actually happy these days when it’s just this milquetoast corporate rolplaying

a viable alternative

It’s already a viable alternative. I can tell because I’m only here and not there anymore and lack nothing

we need to convince more Redditors to switch over by mentioning Lemmy in the right threads

This is just the worst idea. First off, it would require me to have a reddit account, which I nuked. Second, it’d require me to go to reddit and there’s no more ingress points that won’t rape my eyes. And finally, I’m not using my time and energy proselytizing just to accelerate another tragedy of the commons.

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Not real, but can hurt you in other ways

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The only reason I’m still using Canonical’s bullremoved after they tried to kill Unity, tried to force Snap on me and put ads in the shell is because of Rudra Saraswat. His Ubuntu Unity flavor is really good once you remove snapd.

No. We tried having it centralized and it sucks.

Mod elections should be annual and no mod should enjoy that status for life.

We are talking about an unpaid position. For me, the best thing about the downfall of reddit is it made blindingly clear that the content is ephemeral, removedposting is not all that important and that online forums are communities in name only.

This can seem a bit sad at a first glance. Where are we heading?

These metrics are only relevant if you’re fattening for an IPO.

I don’t upgrade Ubuntu, just unmount home, tar the configs for reference and install the new one. I’ve lost more time in the past to hunting gremlins on an upgrade than doing a clean install and applying my configs.

I like Flatpak and despise Snap (on a personal computer, it’s tolerable on a server) enough to sudo apt remove and purge snapd from a new installation. The startup time is slow and I hate having snaps as mountpoints. It doesn’t help that Firefox is by default a Snap on Ubuntu - it feels as if you’re starting it on a mechanical HD with a Core2Duo processor and you can really appreciate how stupid having such a core app as a browser is as Snap when you add the PPA and install it as a deb package. Don’t even get me started on the asinine “we update when we want to” that makes you restart your browser at most inopportune times. I hate Snap so much it’s unreal.

it’ll suffer the same fate as Mastodon

You mean, be successful. Good that this removeder who “tried and promptly quit” Mastodon finds himself called to judge it.