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I thought you could only get the latest 1000 comments and posts from the API

But they’re pretty much dead. But so is c/drugscirclejerk

It’s been back for around 3 months now. Sometimes it’s offline though. There also are other ways to access via a private link by a certain market but I don’t want to give too much information on this or it stops working.

Just check https://daunt.link It’s a new project by the same team and you can find important links there.

I use both. IOS on my iPad and Android on my Phone

Sync for Lemmy, Artemis

A lot I guess. Or have signed up on multiple instances

So it went from a few thousand users to a million within the timespan of less than a month. That’s insane

Silica gel even says on the package “do not eat”

Google owns Android. So they also spy on the OS level with Google Services

The only drug related community here I found was drugscirclejerk

But it’s not that bad. We still have dread

r/syncforlemmy on reddit

Say that to r/AlzheimersGroup

Great. I’m currently trying to find some Amantia Muscaria, but I can’t find it anywhere in the woods. Is it still too early or do I just search the wrong places

Why do companies who develope AI models always say such bullshit. In the end it gets released anyway

I just actually started using it yesterday. I used Obsidian before but not really. It doesn’t have the complexity that Obisdian offers but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. It’s just something different. You could totally set up Obisidan to work like Logseq, but that involves work and with Logseq you could just start without needing to do anything.

Two features I’m still missing is the ability to color my graph and an option to show line numbers.

Honestly, I’m a very active redditor with over 1000h on reddit and I will leave. However, I don’t think it will make such a major impact on the overall reddit experience when 3% are leaving. Even if they belong to the most active members on reddit. Sure we’ll definitely see a drop in users on the 1.7, but I don’t think it will have such a huge impact on the revenue.

I’m really hoping it does, but even then the question remains on how platforms like Lemmy or Kbin make money. They don’t have any ads and Lemmy and Kbin currently have about as many members as a large subreddit.

I was here before Lemmy blew up and I can say it definitely improved and it improved fast but well have to see how many actually stay here and stay active

They really don’t. Yes. They did lose users and money in the last week but I doubt it will have any significant influence in the future. In half a year they’re back to normal

So r/iOS became r/AnarchyiOS

I used to play it all the time. Great game

What do you mean? They can access the contents of each other