No, it doesn’t. Unlike Reddit, Twitter, or Threads, Lemmy offers a variety of apps. There are so many that there is something for everyone. Even a “professional” app that finances itself with advertising or a subscription is allowed. The special thing about Lemmy is the freedom of choice.

Not true:

Meanwhile, Russia’s wheat shipments hit all-time highs following a large harvest. It exported 45.5 million metric tons in the 2022-2023 trade year, with another record of 47.5 million metric tons expected in 2023-2024, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates.

Also most wheat goes to China. 2/3 goes to developing countries.

Yeah… That’s why you can’t never trust an autocratic regime.

Try this one: https://libreddit.privacy.com.de I don’t know why the links don’t work anymore… Here is the overview: https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit-instances/blob/master/instances.md

Fair enough. With libreddit, you don’t give Reddit any traffic or views, because the libreddit instance already scraped all information.

Yes, after the installation of this add-on it will ask what and which redirects you want. I just activated the toggle for Reddit. You can change your redirects everytime in the settings.

But you have to consider the difference to Reddit’s karma system. If you have a high-karma account on Reddit, your comment or post trends much higher. That’s not the case with Lemmy, as far as I know.

Apparently, I was mistaken. Sorry.

Modern smartphones hardly have any edges and therefore hardly any space for an LED at the notch. In addition, the pixels of AMOLED displays can be controlled individually, which allows displaying notifications well and consumes little power at the same time.

The bigger problem is that many of the small bombs don’t detonate. Russian cluster bombs have a dud rate of up to 40%, American ones about 2.5%. They lie on the surface and are therefore a danger to the civilian population, even in the future.