Let me know if you find a way to do this. It's a super cool concept and I would love to contribute. This seems like the only way to sustainably run big instances.

A third party reddit app, and imo one of the best on android.

And link to the actual blog post from pew that this fortune article is reporting on.

I'll be the odd one out. Yeah. I'd pay $12 a year (I think thats the number spez threw out) to use sync as I do now: add free and access to all subreddits.

I just finished listening to the podcast 'The Coldest Case in Laramie' which featured a possible false confession. I really enjoyed the podcast.

While I agree this is a problem, it should be noted that the youtube adpocolips was triggered by similar concern on cherry picked examples that hurt creators in the end. We should be promoting the idea that algorithmically served ads are not an endorsement of what they are served with. The neo nazi stuff is a content moderation problem that needs to be fixed because of ... you know ... gestures broadly.

Can somebody ELI5 the difference between kbin and lemmy. I think I understand lemmy being like mastadon. Who is hosting kbin?