Get ready for the next wave of new Lemmy users.

Tailscale is Canadian

Can this be installed on Samsung TVs?

You could create a feature issue in the official Lemmy GitHub (https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues) which, if implemented, would get your feature into the officially maintained Lemmy. Then, you’d have to convince third party apps to adopt it too.

Many instances have manual user verification for new users. I’m assuming that helps.

I think you should use a different app. It’s not that serious lol

I mean, just from a quick scan of the community, you’ve made one post pointing out a bug and the dev responded, but you didn’t do much to describe if/why his posted solution didn’t work for you.

What bugs are you noticing? I’ve found it fairly bug free.

If you’ve used something like AppArmor, you’ll see how SELinux is overly complex.

I’m assuming this is on iOS, because the Android version always did this.

But are you evenly distributing your data amongst all your accounts right now (as in commenting/posting from all of them)? Because if not, your data would be lost if your main instance goes down anyway. What’s the point of the other accounts?

Looking at your moderation history, it doesn’t seem that way…

Why don’t you add Lemmy to the list of social media you don’t have?

DuckDuckGo

Now could you explain it like I’m 4?

The browser extension has a pin lock feature.

Well that failed quickly.

It’s another reddit alternative.

Yup… IIRC they basically started a company with a similar name when they didn’t really have any association with the project then slowly consumed it.

Although it’s now a larger organization, Redis was started and maintained by some guy that just wanted to make his website faster. It’s very widely deployed.