Internet rando.
You can also find me on Mastodon https://mastodon.social/@lazycouchpotato and Tildes https://tildes.net/user/lazycouchpotato
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Exactly! Everything else is just extra steps for the same result.
Chaotic neutral for me. The twist tie goes in my twist tie collection.
A different horror-ified version that I like.
Worst is when you report these obvious bot comments and the social media website replies saying it found nothing wrong.
So annoying.
Women are so cute and cute and cute [goes on and on]
On my phone right now so using my phone’s Downloads folder. 2 years old.
It’s this meme:
Don’t put za ketchup on za shawarma
On-device stuff? Sure I’ll take it. But not ones that connect online.
Especially since Apple doesn’t paywall basic health features behind a subscription.
Disappointed to see the dumb Fitbit Premium subscription carry on. Too pricey.
Targeted advertising is a huge no. No more of that.
Static advertising I can accept, but then who’s responsible for vetting ads? I don’t want scams displayed everywhere.
Devs definitely need ways to support themselves and sustain development. I’ve shared this screenshot from the app Secure Tether before:
I like to chip in a few bucks to my most used apps/services that are donationware, but after all the middlemen take their cut, the devs are left with peanuts. This IMO is the biggest hurdle when it comes to online monetization. A less expensive way to donate will certainly help.
Additionally, there are people who cannot or will not pay for apps, and I don’t want to exclude them from being able to use an app/service they need.
Monetization like how Reddit Gold was and how Discord Nitro is are some of my favorites. Few extra perks and cosmetic features for paying users. Free users are still able to use the main product at no cost and you can gift them Gold/Nitro if they aren’t able to purchase it themselves. I don’t know how that would translate into an app store model though.
I’m not sure if mods are a proper criteria when it comes to comparing Lemmy and Reddit. The audience is mostly the same and Lemmy doesn’t automatically make people/mods better or worse.
Also, you forgot one major point: API! I get to use and support my third party app of choice Sync here on Lemmy which was killed off by Reddit.
The moment they fix the search, fix their recommendations, stop wasting money on junk projects like games and allow me to completely disable Shorts, I will resubscribe to YT Premium.
Wow that’s a pretty app. Thanks for introducing me to it!
Slightly off topic, but starting 2025 they’re going to stop providing quarterly subscriber numbers to focus on “other metrics” related to revenue and growth.
A sort of sequel to my post from 9 months ago.