Dark side and far side of the Moon are equivalent terms.
Dark side and far side of the Moon are equivalent terms.
Did they not try to bake in a digital assistant in Windows previously?
I came here to say exactly this. IG and all the others are private companies, with their own terms and conditions one agrees on, and also agrees those terms can be changed by them at any time. Moderation of content is part of it. Deal with it, or don’t use them at all.
Thanks!
Explain?
Why pics on lemmy.world are so much worse than /r/pics?
The people app has been an abomination since the start and was barely updated since.
And what’s the way to reinstate those communities? They might have very valuable names.
Still can’t uninstall it
Up to a point. I played Cuphead and it was too hard and gave in.
Few “big bicycling” inspires a lot of “small bicycling”
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Adobe are awful. I hope they go soon and bring their shitty Reader in the same way Flash went.
I know the web based app require login to MS, always online, etc., but the current Mail & Calendar app is really really bad.
I get your points. Thanks.
The way I use multis in Reddit is to create bigger topics, and I rarely see duplicated posts. For example, in Reddit I do not have a multi for subs /r/android1, /r/android2, /r/android3. However, I have a multi for mobile OSs, grouping /r/android and /r/iOS. Rarely do I see duplication.
That’s precisely why Reddit and Lemmy exist, they are content aggregators and people sort out the best content and comments by voting. If you are trying to make the point that I should deal with multiple duplicates posts on Lemmy in the same way I deal with multiple news outlets, then your point is equivalent to say that Lemmy is useless.
Well said, I agree with this too.
The problem is that posts may be exactly on the same trending topic, but not exactly the same. They could link to two different news sources for essentially the same news item. Or they could be a text or an image post about the same. Reddit mods would usually remove this kind of soft duplication within the same sub, and instead encourage to comment to one single post.
So can banks in the UK. There is one design for England, but a few for Scotland, for example.