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I tried it out but I didn't really like it that much. It seems to be good for most people though.
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Go to the doc and get checked out. It could be anything from cancer to an anal fissure.
Even if it's not life threatening it will slowly get worse and the surgery to fix it if it does is one of the most painful experiences you can have. Better to address a hemorrhoid or fissure now using the various creams you can apply yourself rather than that.
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No. My time is worth more than 10k and I'd rather spend it doing stuff I like to do.
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Most people won't gel with the free version though as it uses ASCII.
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The challenge will be finding an actual traditional conservative instance that isn't also a pro-Nazi fascist shithole.
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People are paid to work on it tho.
Paying people doesn't necessarily translate to what you might want from it.
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No no no it's just China doing you a solid and backing up your sensitive information just in case you lose your phone. It uses Blockchain technology where if you ever need it back they just block you.
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I don't hate anybody but I do hate their random bad takes and opinions on things and I don't care about their families either.
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Personally I don't care about the soccer moms, my main concern is all the problems that come with being a mainstream social media platform. Threads threatens to overwhelm the content being generated with all those problems where your Lemmy feed is just going to represent Instagram etc again. Screw that.
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They can keep their 60 million threads, most of that is complete trash anyway.
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Yeah indeed, discoverability is lacking in Lemmy at the moment.
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What I'm saying is that while tiny communities are great, the fact that they haven't moved to a federated platform yet doesn't really matter. Anybody, including yourself, can start up those communities on the Fediverse and curate them if there is enough of a reason to do so or just continue to engage them on Reddit too.
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It's debatable whether a lot of these smaller communities really provided much value outside the tiny userbase they have.
Besides, if someone wants to pick up the mantle on Lenny they are more than welcome to as well.
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I'm happy with the amount of users and activity Lemmy currently has. It doesn't really need go grow though any means other than organically imo.
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What you need is medication, not food.
Get a bunch of laxatives, stool softener (if you need it juicy) and even some lactaose and senna if you're real keen.
Then eat a shitload of greasy food and you're set.
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Notice how Reddit haven't engaged in any positive damage control at all? It's just been hit pieces against devs, an AMA with completely canned responses and unprecedented wide-spread hostile action against it's content creators/power users/mods?
Reddit is in full-blown sell out mode right now and nothing but money matters anymore. It's all down hill from here.
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Indeed, however it's not worse than the current situation is now with Reddit.
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I'm looking forward to June 30 so I can delete RIF off my phone and be done with the joint.
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The timing must have sent ernest's head spinning I think.
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Reddit won't die in a big catastrophic Digg moment, that was a rare event that doesn't usually happen so blatantly.
However, Reddit has reached its high water mark though, I absolutely agree. It'll slowly continue to bleed good, contributing power users like yourself in favor of becoming an algorithm-run mass-appeal corporate shit hole just like Facebook. It is very sad to see moderators like yourself being treated so poorly though and I hope you stick around here at least somewhat even if it's just for your own sanity.
Reddit used to be a great platform to discuss some topic and get different points of few in a friendly but factual manner. However, slowly it seems like the platform has become a lot more like Facebook, where it's been invaded by toxic people that are constantly looking for opportunities to shit and hate on others. The change has been gradual so I really didn't notice it creep up on me. It's become super evident now having used Kbin and others for a week or so where people generally seem to be more friendly again and willing to actually discuss things in a usually civil way. The difference is stark too. Today I replied to a comment saying that I hope things turn out better for them and wound up in a weird comment chain about how people were apparently insensitive for wanting to get a basic haircut that they for some reason couldn't afford themselves. Meanwhile, Kbin and the Fediverse feels like a refreshing place to actually converse with people once you get past the clunk and figure it out. I think Reddit may well have reached that main stream social media saturation point where it very objectively now sucks. It happened originally with the internet itself thanks to the rise of the smartphone and this is just another iteration of it. I feel like Spez might as well get that bag at this point because they've ruined what used to be the platform people went to for social media without the bullshit, without algorithms to drive "engagement" and to avoid the toxic culture that has prevailed. Thanks for reading my rant.
I was looking into the API available for Kbin and it looks like it's currently just read-only, is this correct? Is this even the case for your own instance of it? [The reference can be found here](https://docs.kbin.pub/#introduction) if anyone is curious. I was hoping it allowed posting of comments/new posts in some fashion that I could play with.