It’s been discussed that currently, Kbin has numerous syncing issues.

It looks very decent, something I would buy.

@ernest This is a huge drawback of the user experience, should be easily fixed by modifying the manifest file. At the time of writing this comment the issue still persists.

Has anyone watched クレヨンしんちゃん [Crayon Shin-chan] before? The faces look exactly like the main character’s.
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Stocks. Nice thread idea btw.

Not gonna lie, no matter how much you hate google, Google news is pretty solid.

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That’s why you should always go open source and update regularly.

Reddit website is one of the slowest among big corporations, hdare they judge others.

That’s weird, I only see threads from subscribed magazines on my end, make sure the url contains /sub

Generally speaking you only need one account for one type of fediverse. It would’ve been better if there’s a way to migrate from one instance to another but that hasn’t been implemented yet.

Your concerns are valid but the whole point of fediverse is so that anyone can host their own instances, as with the users are encouraged to sign up different instances instead of a central one so will the cost never be as astronomical as something like Youtube or Reddit and there will not be a catastrophic loss even if a major instance does go down. While I agree admins should be allowed to have donations accepted, I don’t think admins should treat this as a business at the first place.

TL;DR: For a not so huge volume instance, the cost isn’t as high as people would think, I believe the community can sustain itself.

Lemmy and Kbin are just open-source software that can be run on servers. To answer your question, in short, the community has the most influence over the fediverse.

Platform wide censorships not related to general accepted terms are always alarming.

My current solution is to enable airplane mode before refreshing the site so that I can “Add to desktop” instead of installing, the downside is the icon will become auto generated alphabet.

Lemmy PWA doesn’t have this issue.

Linux is your best shot, Chrome really isn’t that memory consuming nowadays.