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on Memmy is amazing · c/memmy · 17 pts · 3y

You should check out Voyager too. It’s the closest thing to Apollo appearance-wise that I’ve used. I typically switch between that and Memmy.

Laughing. My. Mother. Fucking. Ass. Off.

All they had to do was say, “ok, third party apps can stay for premium users only” and I’d probably have Reddit premium now. Instead I deleted my ten plus year old account along with all my posts that weren’t mod announcements (so only two didn’t get deleted).

Instead I’ve fucked right on off to Kbin and Lemmy and all is well. Fuck Reddit and MOTHERFUCK Steve Huffman the stupid pig boy.

on soon™ · c/syncforlemmy · 13 pts · 3y

The only app I’m aware of for Kbin is Artemis but it hasn’t been released yet. Supposed to be heavily inspired by Apollo.

I’m pretty sure my first android phone was the Droid and it had a physical keyboard underneath the screen, which slid out to reveal the keyboard. Since on-screen keyboard was also an option, the only time I used the physical keyboard was when I remembered it was an option that I never used.

That may have been different if keyboard shortcuts worked on it. (I don’t know if they did or not, but if they did I didn’t know about it back then)

The Mexican pizza is my favorite and I’ve never gotten one that was broken or sideways in the bag except maybe once in twenty years. And there’s probably over a hundred Taco Bell’s where I live. It also fits in the bag just fine.

What makes it “torture” to make?

This is how the Reddit “addicts” can get by without Reddit and help generate content elsewhere. Find an interesting article that you’d like to discuss or see other people’s opinion on in your RSS feed? Post it to kbin or Lemmy (or whatever you use).

I completely forgot RSS was a thing even though I’m kinda old. Just got the Feeder app on iOS and added a bunch of feeds I’m interested in. Now I can scroll through and it’s kinda like browsing Reddit but without the comments section.

I used to travel a lot and spent lots of time in hotels

Oh, an experienced person… go on…

I used AirBnb once

Oh, ok.

I’ve been using airbnb since around 2017 about 3-4 times a year - most recently back in May. I’ve heard about this ridiculous stuff you’re talking about over on Reddit, but I’ve never experienced it.

I’d be pissed about the situation if it happened to me too but now I’m wondering how this is so common on the internet but not IRL (for me).

Radar Scope so I can see where the rain is headed.

I also have like seven other weather apps that never agree with each other exactly, so I just see what the consensus is amongst them all and guess.