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Amazon did. They kept the price the same, added commercials, then offered to remove the commercials for an additional $4/month.

Other instances hosted outside of Russia but available from inside Russia can still federated with them, though, right?

I 100% agree with you. On my windows 11 machine, the forced integration is incredibly frustrating. When I’m on my mac, though, OneDrive and all of the other Microsoft applications actually work almost flawlessly. There is no forced integration, only what I choose to integrate.

Microsoft shoving integration down our throats is awful. Having the ability to integrate when we choose to is fantastic.

I’m fairly sure that the admins of lemmy.world said that we could expect a big spike in active users after the upgrade to 1.19 due to a change in how active users are calculated. I can’t seem to find the post now, though.

• Where does your body end and your mom’s begin?
• What happens to all of the dead cells that you shed throughout your life?
• Oh, you had cancer removed and were in remission? Sorry…

I have a tiny kettle pressure washer that I got at a yard sale for $25. That will remove the poop and a little skin. Magnum PSI will make sure you never need to clean shit from your ass again.

I use vscode with vim key bindings. It’s amazing!

I guess time will tell. Personally, I wouldn’t continue moderating without third party apps given the lack of tools. I hadn’t moderated anything in a while but the third party tools were always so much better when I did moderate things.

IMO, what reddit has done is much worse than what digg did but their user base is also significantly larger than digg’s was. I hope that reddit will see a hit but I expect they will survive this.

I do wonder how many content creators and moderators they are losing though. It she’s likely that content creators and moderators were probably more reliant on third party apps than general users.

If you think this is bad, you should have seen Reddit when the Digg migration happened.

I think that, in time, some types of communities will naturally coalesce around some of the larger communities. It’s nice, though, that there can be multiple communities aimed at the same content but with different moderation teams.