Nibbler

Not for $60

I shouldn't be made to feel guilty for living my life in this hellscape that were forced to live in. I'm not going to inconvenience myself and make own life harder while the elite fly around in private jets and are more wasteful in a day than I could ever be in my entire life. I care about the environment and want things to change, but I'm not the problem. And if you are trying to make the common person bare the guilt for climate change, you're part of the problem. I do what I can when I can. But to inconvenience myself or spend more of what little money I have to make a negligible difference compared to what a corporation or a single billionaire could do is not gonna happen. Simple as that.

Stop putting the blame on the individual when corporations easily account for over 70% of global emissions and pollution. My gas powered car isn't gonna change shit.

All apps have a recurring cost if the dev is continuing to develop the app. At the scale these apps are working the labor the dev puts in in the most expensive part. Plus Lemmy is continually updating so to keep the app working the dev will need to continually update.

Amazing! Thank you! I love the app, keep up the great work. I also wouldn't be opposed to paying for premium features to help support development!

I read somewhere that doing that makes it harder for the police to just "disappear" you

Fascists will do fascist things.

....what?

Also, it's possible for my upvotes and down votes to be collected but hidden much like it is on reddit.

That's true for one single instance. But I'd think it'd be harder for your non home instances to track your votes without them being exposed in some way. Right?

Certified? So they collect signatures? No thanks

I don't mean this in a sort of "gotcha" way, but why shouldn't those things be public on this sort of platform? That seems like the bare minimum for a community to prosper

I've been using Connect as well and love it. All the UI customization options allowed me to make it look and feel very much like RiF. Plus the developer is very active and updates it frequently.