Yeah, really looking towards both it and Boost for Lemmy. Both seem like great looking clients I'd use a lot. In the meantime, it's just Jerboa and Connect lol

The pain was diminute, but soon it augmented, you C.

The comic basically says:

Users: Please run Reddit decently and do stuff people have told you to do for so long.

u/spez: Fuck you. We need to become profitable and to do that the API has to be shut down.

Users: Then, with the enshittification of this website, with the horrible management of once a great land, Reddit will crumble when the IPO approaches and investors get their hands on it. So just go to Lemmy where none of this is happening lmao

Same thing happened to Sync. Went to open it, just to find it now closes upon launch and is completely dead otherwise. Not as much of that "gut punch" feeling, since I now use the mobile website, but still really sad to see the 3rd party apps just, dying like this.

Wanted to check out Sync today, I was greeted with the app repeatedly closing immediately after opening it. So that's dead as well. What a sad day this is for all of the 3rd party Reddit app devs.

Dang, that must have been quite a shock having your favorite Reddit app just die on you mid-usage... knowing you'll never be able to use it again.

He used up 100% of his battery.

Exactly, Youtube never should have removed that sorting option. Such a weird thing to do that only impairs users, without benefit for Youtube or content creators (assuming you can monetize old videos).

Already commented in the previous post, but I'd love to finish Minecraft: Story Mode. Have played until about episode 4-5 but didn't get around to checking out the adventure pass.

Maybe they want to interact on an instance that's defederated by/defederates another. That's the case with Beehaw, although a lemmy.ml account would work just fine for it too.

If you mean the OceanGate submarine, it seemingly spectacularly imploded after its carbon fiber structure gave in to various microfractures. If that really is what happened, the water pressure killed the crew faster than their brains would've processed anything.

I really hope microLED takes off in the near future. It's basically OLED on steroids, all of its advantages without the risk of screen burn-in. It's just too expensive right now...

My first Lemmy comment!! Quite good so far, will check out Jerboa later