Strange. Lemmy was the real entry point for me to enter the Fediverse.

How do we combat Google Chrome being Internet Explorer 2.0?

Feels like I need to reboot my iPhone daily in order to keep applications and tabs from being terminated from out of memory issues as quickly.

Now we gotta have websites developing for all web browsers instead of Google Chrome like it’s Internet Explorer 2.0.

You created this server?

This has been going on for 16 years? I thought it was started in the mid or late 2010s.

So why doesn’t a random follower posting a link on Mastodon cause server load issues, but a popular follower does?

Looks like it might be cool to have.

What are the lightweight Linux distributions?

What’s up with the pronoun thing? Why is gender suddenly replaced with saying they/them?

I’m pretty sure that trademarks were invented so companies could prevent confusion like this by using the legal system. That way no-one can try profiting off a similar branding, and no-one can harm their reputation by making poor products apparently in another company’s name. W3C has a trademark registration for their name. https://www.w3.org/trademarks/

Is OpenAI a regular business too?

So it’s a regular business now?

Why is it called “OpenSubtitles” if you have to pay for it to use it in any capacity?

Wait, Net Neutrality was removed?

They shouldn’t force you to use a specific web browser to use the website properly. Google Chrome shouldn’t be the new Internet Explorer 6.

There’s like an ad every paragraph or two on sites like these. Then apparently that’s not enough so they have auto-playing video ads and pop-up ads too. Do they seriously think people will tolerate this and not go off the website?

I remember when at my 2-4 grade school my teachers talked about “x-ing” out of programs and applications on a computer instead of closing. Something like this would be a surprise.

What is the correct way to ventilate the 3D printers? How can you ensure accidental contact with resin won’t ruin your life?

I had no idea reskin could cause serious injury with mere contact. Why is it so dangerous?