I think this will ultimately be solved by 3rd party clients.
There are tons of mobile apps in the pipeline and some already released. I just got set up with Memmy a couple days ago and it already makes things a bit easier; a step in the right direction.
On desktop I imagine browser plugins helping to tie the experience a bit more together. Hopefully the vanilla UI can also deal with cross-instance behaviour down the road.
The way he flies is so weird, almost like CGI
Who would want to be in a government with Rutte…
Barf
I wasn’t even able to register on this instance and I still get long “pending subscription “ times.
Most instances I’ve come across have enough resources relative to usage.
Same, floss at my desk on autopilot 99% of the time.
Picked up the habit during corona times.
Unfortunately, we’re kind of stuck with WhatsApp where I live but I Signal with the willing.
Otherwise, I avoid Facebook products like the plague.
Humor police? No thank you…
I think there will eventually be a “safe space” subfederation for people with a fragile sense of humor. We can all coexist.
lemm.ee crew represent ✊
The data that you entered into lemmy is stored: username, password, email (optionally), posts, comments, etc. Assume instances keep logs of all the API requests they get from any given IP. This is the case with nearly every website.
If you don’t provide email and lurk then I don’t see much of a concern. You can always use a VPN if you want more anonymity.