hey man, just so you're aware ( because maybe you don't see it) your tone comes off retaliatory when all beehaw did is try to protect their community using the tools available. is that wrong? why would you follow that with unsubscribing from good communities there? I'm not getting it.
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Great search engine, don't forget to try the 'random' link[0] . It's how I've been using it to discover the interesting and less-visited corners of the internet.
Also, apparently the developer is going to be working on this project full-time for the next two years[1]. Hoping for the best and interested to see where he takes the project.
If you want to advocate in the easiest way possible, I'd advise you install it even if you don't use it. That way if others join it, they'll find people vs seeing nobody is on it and then uninstalling it immediately. I went this route and went from not really using it to now being almost 99% of my communications. Everyone at work has started using it as its easier between iOS/Android especially if you have people in your groups that refuse to install meta/facebook products.
The problem I had was I was basically paying so my parents could use it - and they are mostly using my other sibling's HBO account. I barely watch TV and would only really put it on to have something to fall asleep to, so at least in my case, they've lost minimal my account's minimal usage + whatever I was paying them.
alternatively, to view a remote community from your lemmy instance you just append the domain to the end of the URL to indicate its on that specific remote instance: e.g. if your home instance is lemmy.ml, visit https://lemmy.ml/c/futurama@lemmy.world to see the remote "futurama" community from your instance. If you remove "@lemmy.world" you'll see your local futurama community, which isn't very active.
Couldn't get the link on the site to work, here's one I found that has a link to youtube
History lesson
WebKit is only open source because its a fork of KHTML, originally developed by the KDE project ^[0]^ for the Konqueror browser ^[1]^. KHTLM was developed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) ^[2]^, which limits companies from taking the hard work of open source projects and claiming them as their own without giving back to the community.
If Apple's surprising you with the "open code" released under the WebKit project, it's because they're legally requried to. We can thank the Free Software Foundation's LGPL for that.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KHTML
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konqueror
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Lesser_General_Public_License
From my understanding of how ActivityPub works in general - correct me if I'm wrong - someone would need to follow your instance on a remote one for it to start showing up to anyone on the other instances. That said, I've joined, and hi!
About 1.5k hours in Apex Legends.
What doesn't work? I was just using it on Android as a PWA without problems. Only issue I could see is the top nav bar (where the notifications show) is gray vs black, which could be an easy fix. On Firefox if that makes a difference.