What I have noticed is that if you add “before:2025” (or any other future date) it doesn’t show the unrelated stuff.

How much work is making a Minecraft server from scratch? What things need to be implemented? I saw on the GitHub that placing and destroying blocks was implemented, so I’m guessing it’s a lot of work

Needs a proprietary name though

You can also swipe right while in the feed to access your subscriptions

I like playing Tetris. You could either play 1v1 or battle royale style. It’s pretty frustrating at first but when you get a little good it’s basically second nature

Best ones I know are Jstris or Tetr.io. Jstris is more minimal and good if you don’t like flashy graphics and Tetr.io is basically the opposite of that.

I seem to remember Sakurai saying that this would be the last one. I guess he either doesn’t have much of a say or that it made too much money to pass up on another….

I just stumbled upon this myself. You can go to a specific community by writing it in search and clicking communities. E.g linux@lemmy.ml

Session is pretty slow in my experience, since it — as I understand it — works in a similar way to Tor. Images and videos are especially bad

I just looked at Gitlab’s website and it explicitly says “No credit card required” for the free tier. Maybe you registered for the wrong tier?

I feel like Reddit is like that friend you had in high school that started doing drugs and went into a downward spiral. Now you hear news about him every now and then and it’s just sad

I’ll go for something more simple, but that you still can spend hours on.

Tetris. Jstris if you want a minimalistic version and Tetr.io if you want something more polished.

I also like to play minesweeper, minesweeper.online is the best one I’ve found. I especially like the no-guessing mode which makes the game a lot less frustrating.

People should really know how to research. Sure, almost everyone knows how to do a google search, but there are shockingly many people who can’t research, i.e view multiple sources including those that don’t align with your views.

People should really know how to research. Sure, almost everyone knows how to do a google search, but there are shockingly many people who can’t research, i.e view multiple sources including those that don’t align with your views.

Well something broke ¯\(ツ)/¯

Oh yeah I use nvidia so it’s pretty unsurprising. How much coding is required? I know how to code so it’s not a very big deal but I’d like to have an idea.

Under “Content” in settings you can enable hiding read posts

Yeah but it will be different this time! Surely…

Which web app do you mean? Could you post a link please

Seeing this post with a long body of text reminds me of a feature I miss a lot from Apollo, collapsing post bodies. Would love to have it here too

Hi! If I recall correctly I don’t think I was doing anything, just opened the app and I was logged out. Sorry, can’t really remember