Kayn

Congrats on the release!

How is lemmy-ui-leptos coming along? Curious to know when it might be ready for primetime.

I’m confused. I opened the first 6 issues featured in your lemmy-ui link and you closed them all yourself?

Most potential contributors are on GitHub.

It’s yet another instance of the network effect.

I don’t get it.

The fact that the frame rate of the camera pan doesn’t match up with the frame rate of the props is kinda nauseating ngl

Despite you complaining about the prospect of corrupt Lemmy admins, I’ll bet money that you didn’t vet the admins of any instance before signing up. Slacktivism at its finest.

Nobody’s bullying you. We’re just surprised you aren’t doing anything about the thing that’s clearly bothering you.

What you said is right, so what? Is your only course of action going to be to loudly moan about it, on an instance whose admins can also be bribed or get greedy as you say?

Can we please stop calling anyone who doesn’t agree with us a bot?

How is that a bot to you?

Then tell us how it would happen. You seem to know for sure it’s not impossible.

Then why aren’t you setting up your own instance? You do have the option.

Someone forgot a <br>

Right tool for the job.

If I just quickly want to whip up a small script, I actually want to save a few seconds.

When I’m doing something larger in scope, static typing all the way.

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It’s because a traditional forum has to be hosted by the project maintainer and then appeal to users enough for them to create an account there.

Compare that to Discord. Most users already have a Discord account and it’s relatively easy to set up a server on there. Plus it happens to be the communication tool for young people.

It makes sense, but it’s sad nonetheless.

The Lemmy subreddit directed people to Lemmy at first, but after the creator was made aware of controversies surrounding the developers and lemmy.ml, they decided to restrict the Lemmy sub and forward people to the kbin subreddit instead.

The creator of the sub is heavily biased towards kbin, so they restricted r/lemmymigration to sway people towards kbin. They don’t seem to be willing to give the subreddit to someone who actually cares about Lemmy either.

Asshole move if you ask me.