I know :-(. Let the enshittification proceed.

I’d much rather have upgradeable RAM and SSD thanks.

The Great App Genocide of 2023.

Yes I wondered the exact same thing. It sounded a lot like everyone’s first reaction to VR.

They set out to make the truck version of the Delorean and succeeded.

I’ve used both extensively and Alexa is miles ahead of Siri.

It is possible to turn this off. I did.

Just don’t rely on Siri for anything and you won’t be disappointed. I finally said “enough is enough” when she stopped even letting me rate the song that was playing.

How else would they force you to pay 4x market rates for SSD and RAM if they don’t force you to buy a new non upgradable machine?

Some notifications only have the option to snooze, not dismiss.

Apps have become so monetized now that I just don’t use new ones any more and just keep the ones I bought 10 years ago.

When I save things and then go try to find them in Files and they aren’t there, only to find out later they ended up in some hidden part of the file system that Files doesn’t see.

You use Apple devices how Apple tells you to, or use something else.

This is a hero’s death in Italy.

Thank you! It was a pleasure working with you!

There was never more than about 10 of us on the chat. It was an exceedingly small operation with a pretty good impact IMO.

Make sure and get the always nitter plugin so you never have to see elon’s abomination again.

Listen, for the last 2-3 months, I’ve only visited Reddit to participate in /r/RedditAlternatives. I’ve moved everything here. I want to make that happen for others too. I’m happy here.

I don’t even subscribe to this subreddit or any of the ones about other social media sites. I tend to downvote anything I do see about Reddit or Twitter, because I just don’t need to hear about them any more.

I’m driving very little traffic Reddit’s way, and the only time I do so is to hasten it’s demise. The most people that we ever had on the chat planning this banner was around 10 that I saw.

This is getting tons of press. I’m quite certain we drove more people here than we drove traffic there. It’s worth it IMO.

Don’t look at Reddit traffic. Look at the 600% increase in Lemmy traffic which isn’t slowing down even a little. Lemmy is quickly building up enough steam to replace Reddit, and then it’s simply a matter of time. Lemmy will keep getting better and Reddit will keep getting worse. People will figure it out. As someone who watched the fall of Digg firsthand and in real-time, I can assure you, these things can very much surprise you. They haven’t even closed down third party apps yet.

I paid 85EUR for the ones in my PSVR2. I’ve never seen any on the market for over $200.