What about cargo bikes??

Omg that’s a lot of tomatoes. I wish my garden was half as productive as that!

I’ve used it and like it except I noticed that it apparently has a lot of 3rd party trackers. It apparently tries to send data to many 3rd party companies including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Twitter.

I’m not sure why it needs to send this much data to third parties, but it makes me feel a little turned off by this app.

I bought it right before the price increase so I told myself it was like getting it on sale

If you’re really serious I would first recommend you familiarize yourself with the needs of blind users generally. Like try using the internet with your eyes closed and a screen reader to understand how a blind person would interact with a website. Maybe you can ask around or Google some tips for getting started with that.

I had a former coworker who was a UX designer and he taught himself to use a screen reader for this reason since he was required to ensure anything he designed was accessible.

If you edit the URL and remove everything before reddit.com and the change it to old.reddit.com you can view it without the app

Oh that would be amazing. I like that idea but I’m not sure if it’s likely

Yup, I’ve checked it out anonymously with AdBlock a few times and I click links to posts from mods and things like that but I deleted the app (Boost for Reddit) from my phone and I’m not installing the first party one

You can actually use messenger without a Facebook account which is what I do for the rare occasions I need that

I’ve found several good videos/channels on urbanists.video which is kind of specific to urbanism but still there’s some good stuff. The videos have a lot lower production quality than most YouTube channels, but I actually kind of like how casual it is.

They’re just making videos because they have something interesting/funny/educational to share and they’re not out there trying to make money.

My friend I have been playing Children of Morta and it’s a pretty fun coop experience.

No way am I going to pre-order a game in this era of half baked releases and especially not a game from Bethesda which is as well known for their rampant bugs as their compelling gameplay

This reminds me of my grandmother’s bathroom in the worst way. Even hers wasn’t this bad though

Unfortunately searching for it is probably the best way.

It is a little annoying but this is a common problem with federated social media services since links to content on different instances redirect to a whole different website.

Some apps like Jerboa have link handling for this built in for some of the larger instances, but It’s a tough problem to solve since there could be an unlimited number of Lemmy instances each with their own separate URLs

I really like board games that don’t take that long to play. It’s a lot easier to rope your friends into a game that takes 30-40 minutes to play and is easy to learn rather than a game that takes 4+ hours.

Some that I’ve found

• Azul
• Sheriff of Nottingham
• Splendor

A lot of it is also the moderation of certain subreddits though that’s not easy to replicate elsewhere. For instance most subreddits dedicated to football (soccer) clubs maintain a tier list of journalists based on their reliability and will only allow reputable sources to be posted on the subreddit.

That’s quite frankly a lot of bullshit that I would otherwise have to sort through myself to get the same information on transfer movements and news