autisticaudioguy

Hey look at that, its working! Now you can see I am @this@sh.itjust.works

Welp, I wuppose now is a good a time as any to delete my entire reddit accounts histories. Fuck em.

Lol awesomesauce. I just made an account, I'll use it as my main instance for a while. Let's hope we can survive reddit hug of death 2.0 in July!

I wouldn't mind running my own single user instance, but it seems a little challenging to set up rn. I would love to be able to set one up easily with a rasperry pi or my truenas core server.

sh.itjust.works

I feel like if you say that when you fart people will figure it out.

Aside from needing to have grapheneOS, Is there any reason not to use vandium on mobile?

If my understanding is correct, it's actually not just a simple proxy but actually a mirror, meaning If the remote instance's server is down or slow, your local instance will still be able to let you see/vote on/comment on the post.

Here's to hoping they get fined an amount that impacts their profits more than the amount they made doing this. I'm not holding my breath though.

This is the way

Oh, that is very helpful thank you! I would honestly have never figured that out on my own, lol.

the mobile apps need more work done on them atm than the web ui imho(idk if that counts as front end, I'm not a developer). Jebora works, but It feels really glitchy to me atm. hopefully the developers of third party reddit apps will either help work on jebora or develop their own lemmy apps to make the mobile experience better.

edit: I also think we need collapsible comment chains (on jebora, just realized the webui has them)