Nighed

There needs to be a choice. The fact that Reddit/Lemmy allow you to build and control what content you see is the best bit about them.

If you just show by new, then communities with lots of posts drown out smaller ones; low effort posts drown out ones that took a while to create. It also discourages engagement as the posts old enough to have good conversations will be a long way down the page.

I thought the 'hot' ranking was a mixture of votes and comment engagement?

I do feel like there needs to be some further tweaking, controversial should have a time falloff so it shows recent controversy instead of something 6 months old for example.

The problem with allowing third party apps is that it becomes very hard to implement things like time on post. All the app developers would have to implement it for it to become useful and they would have to do it in a consistent way. It would also be (IMO) a step towards the level of spying that seems to be standard in social media.

And AMD or Intel are better? Everyone complains about the drivers.

I thought that's what the Pico cells are for - each plane has a mini phone tower in it so phones happily connect to that instead of looking for ground stations

I did, it's little more than the summary. It's mostly adds

Edit: I apologise, there was a continue reading button hidden between adds after the related content section.....

That's a pretty non article - what does that union have to do with the chargers?

That now means that the basic tier look kinda poor on a storage PoV, worth it for the BYO domain though.

I very rarely need a full charge when I get a new phone. Battery rarely drops under 50% unless it's a heavy use day. However, that same phone 3 years later will be causing me issues because the battery doesn't last through the day.

I would happily trade off 20% max battery in the first few years, to get a healthier battery 4 years down the line.

yeh, those are solutions, I was just explaining how its not automatically better.

Latex documents in git are the best option technically, but good luck getting the average person (or me!) to do that.

If I'm logged in I want to never see AI art.

I dislike autosaves in word processors/spreadsheets etc and turn them off whenever I can. I prefer to have that control, I have had issues where I have deleted things to rewrite/update them, decide against it and close the app only to find it's overwritten what I had done....