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Does logging in work for you all? I’m on my phone with desktop mode on and it redirects to a blank page after logging in
Does logging in work for you all? I’m on my phone with desktop mode on and it redirects to a blank page after logging in
Does no one remember the Ellen Pao era
Huh the more you know…
Are the icloud messages stored in plain text?
we’ve had calendar apps for years. I hated how that would litter comment threads.
Eh. You never know. People leave breadcrumbs of useful info in what they deem not useful. Further, things that you might not think twice about (ex: casually mentioning what car you drive, a coffee shop you went to that day) might reveal a lot of information (eg: your political leaning, rough geographic info etc). If you still have access to an old account, dig through your comments pretending to be a spy (or marketing agent) trying to learn as much about you as possible, with 0 prior knowledge - you might be surprised how much you learn.
Well think about it with this crude kind of inaccurate analogy.
You have a windows laptop. Your friend has a windows laptop. When you’re logged in to your laptop you can send your friend email. And see his emails to you.
But just because your laptop is windows and his laptop is windows doesn’t mean your windows log-in would work on his right? Lemmy works more like that. Reddit is kind of like one large windows laptop and everyone gets their own keyboard. Your log in works no matter which keyboard you use.
You may notice that Lemmy communities have the @ symbol like an email. So [email protected] is different from [email protected] (just like how [email protected] is not the same account as [email protected]). They MAY be made by the same Robert but there’s no guarantee.
You really just need one account. So in the communities tab from your instance (Lemmy.world) you can search for the community on the other instance (Lemmy.ml) for example [email protected].
Your account let’s you post and comment on @lemmy.ml posts
I wonder how legal that is, and if there’s grounds for a class action
I believe that’s a Lemmy bug requiring an instance restart
Unless if you pee it out. Then its still a cheez whiz!
And then you do it in a web browser and open developer mode