nixx1338

joined 1 year ago
[–] nixx1338@feddit.nl 1 points 1 week ago

1.111B class .xyz domain costs some 1 EUR per year. You're limited to <6-9 digits>.xyz format (e.g. 012345.xyz) but if that doesn't matter for your use case then this is the cheapest solution. You can get these via Porkbun, etc.

 

Yesterday I purchased a custom .eu domain, only to find out that eurid does not redact the owner's email address. Obviously I'm not comfortable with using an actual email address on a secondary domain.

Any opinions on using an alias as the domain owner's email address? Or should I simply switch to another TLD which does support full whois privacy?

Thanks for feedback.

[–] nixx1338@feddit.nl 3 points 6 months ago

I've tried a large number of apps in search of something to replace multireddits. Summit for Lemmy is the only one which managed to implement this under its multi-community functionality. The app is being consistently updated with new features and I do not feel like I'm missing out on anything other apps offer.

[–] nixx1338@feddit.nl 1 points 6 months ago

Wow, okay. Thank you for this.

[–] nixx1338@feddit.nl 2 points 6 months ago (2 children)

I'm still looking for a keyboard with predictions which doesn't require me to change languages manually. I'm currently on Gboard as there is no decent alternative.

 

I would very much enjoy being able to create custom feeds as Reddit currently allows, i.e. dump multiple subreddits into a single feed. For practical implementation, you could mimic this functionality by allowing the user to add tags to subscriptions (client-side only) and add these filtered feeds somewhere near the location of “Subscriptions”.

Subscriptions

  • Pics (all subscriptions tagged Pics)
  • Tech (all subscriptions tagged Tech)
  • PORN (all subscriptions you obviously don’t have)

This way I won’t have to scroll past 200 cats if I want to read up on the latest Android news (which appear to be released less frequently than pictures of random cats).

Thanks in advance.

[–] nixx1338@feddit.nl 2 points 1 year ago

I'm currently sticking with Jerboa purely due to mark as read on scroll. On Reddit I could bundle subreddits which made reading easier but on Lemmy we're stuck with a single feed (for now?).

[–] nixx1338@feddit.nl 2 points 1 year ago

The recommended action when your CPU can't handle it is to switch the mode to Filter or Filter+ instead of Dynamic. It's not as good looking but it does darken the website at least.

[–] nixx1338@feddit.nl -1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Revoke internet access for Nova, problem solved. Slap nextdns on top of that and you're golden.