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I still remember and miss when YouTube (and one or two music streaming services) had 5-star rating systems. Probably not as sensible for something like Reddit or Limmy, though.
I still remember and miss when YouTube (and one or two music streaming services) had 5-star rating systems. Probably not as sensible for something like Reddit or Limmy, though.
I’ve never seen it before. I guess I’m really lucky I picked lemmy.world (mostly blindly). Sounds like it’s the best-of-all-worlds instance.
So you can nuke your multi-selection by misclicking?
And it was never useful, by any sane argument. NEVER (purposefully) spontaneously move text out from underneath a user’s eyes!
the password is too long.
Uh oh, this is a very bad sign. Make sure you’re not using the same password on Lemmy as on any other service!
Beehaw sounds like a really toxic, Professor Umbridge-type place.
Just one ply!
Yeah, I feel like it may be enough that things like Lemmy have gotten their foot in the door.
I do want more bike communities, though I’m much less into the pro scene.
I’m strongly, strongly tempted to go on an angry rant about the unusability of the front page jumping around constantly. I’m thinking of donating in order to help out, because I love the idea of a federated forum/news aggregator. Is this a new bug, or something?
I mostly like it, until the front page spazzes out (I think it’s randomly starting to update, or something?). Then it becomes totally unusable. There is absolutely no reason whatsoever that that should even be physically possible, and is really starting to annoy me.
Is there any way to keep the content of the front page from jumping around like crazy while I’m trying to use it? It almost looks like it’s updating live while just sitting there, but I can’t imagine someone implementing a busy website that way after giving the idea more than two seconds of thought.
Not true, see @BitSound’s comment.
It does have to be topologically planar (may not be the technical term), though. No donut worlds.