Manually adding all 1,500 links

this is the bit I don’t get.

I just don’t use email enough anymore, except for work which is all Outlook.

Thanks! Plenty good will and community on Lemmy :-)

I created !oldphotosinreallife@lemmy.world, which has over 300 subscribers, but limited interaction.

It’s unbelievably polished for a first release. Not 100% feature complete mind you, but it’s mind blowing the dev pull this off.

I started up !oldphotosinreallife@lemmy.world and it’s basically just me posting. Not really much traction but who knows, maybe it’ll get going.

Not really a fan of these, but then my favourite at the moment is a terminal watch face so maybe I’m not their target

Lemmy.nz is a nice small country instance with one rule, don’t be a dick.

Recently finished the seond book in Ken MacLeod’s Lightspeed Trilogy, Beyond the Reach of Earth. Nice SF series with some interesting takes on the complexities of FTL travel, First Contact, global politics, and more.

I’ve been using that but it’s not really a practical replacement for swiping on the rear sensor.

OMG I’ve turned it on and it’s not working yet, but I’m sure I’ll work it out now. THANKS!

I got one yesterday. I’m struggling to get to my notifications without the rear scanner for dragging down. I don’t think there is really a solution other than getting used to it.

I used Thunderbird about 10 years ago? Looks amazing compared to what I remember.

£579 puts it at £80 more than a Pixel 7, very tough competition…

I prefer Droidify

That’s sort of where I was going I guess. Now Meta are involved it’s a buzzword.

Giving it out free devalues those trying to profit from the same product. And if it’s free, open source platforms can benefit too.

My I’m feeling optimistic tonight.

I suspect the weird recurring memes that require decade old knowledge of the platform to fully understand is going to create some “quirky” AI hallucinations

On the bright side for them, they still have a commercial monopoly. The number of ads might go up while the quality of the content goes down.

I think it’s all had a bigger impact on Lemmy than it has had on Reddit. The lasting impact might be that Reddit now has viable competition for the first time since Digg, which is a good thing.