vektor

Aglets. Learned that from Phineas and Ferb.

From what I understand, and someone correct me if I’m wrong, you don’t need multiple accounts (unless one instance has blacklisted another). You can subscribe to a community on a different instance and be able to comment and post without creating an account on the second instance.

For example, on kbin’s search page you can search for programming@programming.dev and subscribe. programming.dev is a completely separate instance running Lemmy with its own communities. Then you can see content from there on your subscribed page.

so what I normally do is give it the code in a new chat and get it to check it itself

Big brain moment

OP forgot the .com in the link

https://redditmetis.com/

That’s a great idea!

I use Duplicacy which backs up to Backblaze B2. I looked at Backblaze Personal Unlimited Backup ($7/mo) and from my understanding, the backups made with it are tied to the licensed computer. With B2 ($0.005/GB) it’s just storage that can be accessed from anywhere (similar to AWS S3).

The only thing that I find sad is that I created a Reddit account linked to all my preferences, it took years to craft that account in a way that it gives me value and join, while at the same time filtering out the BS that I didn’t want to see. Now I have to go through that process again.

That’s exactly what I’m going to miss as well. I built up multiple multireddits for my interests (cars, audio, biking, tools, etc) and I’m kinda sad I have to start over again. But I can’t get behind what reddit is doing right now so I’m learning all I can about this fediverse stuff and forging ahead!