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https://lemmy.world/c/searchengines
Of course dead, even not showing up on my instance
https://lemmy.world/c/searchengines
Of course dead, even not showing up on my instance
I’ll soon memorize this code like dQw4w9WgXcQ
Most of subreddit admins and mods are not interested in migrating to somewhere else. A few months after API changes Reddit is still usable and active. Even third party apps are functioning if you apply a patch with your developer token. Also mods don’t want to lose their power.
If you really want to bring more official communities here, you should ask admins who are already interested in open-source or Fediverse. For example, I found that people behind Fossify (a Simple Mobile Tools fork) had created a subreddit. Ask them about Lemmy. It’s FOSS-friendly, there are a lot of fans here, so the chances that they’ll make and promote a Lemmy community are much higher.
You’ve already defederated lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works, so I don’t care
And then all servers in the fediverse defederate from Meta
“All core systems are now at X.com”, so why opening
x.com
links in private window redirects tohttps://twitter.com/x/migrate?tok=
, then again tox.com
? I just cannot describe how stupid this is.As others have noticed, it drops an error: “Firefox’s Enhanced Tracking Protection (Strict Mode) is known to cause issues on x.com”. The link has
?mx=2
parameter. I removed it and the page loaded correctly (but half of the viewport was clumped with banners). I tried again in a new private window, but never saw this error again, so this is a bug due to the aforementioned redirect.