The “home feed” shows subs I never subscribed to

I made a new account and was immediately bombarded with posts from subs on the account I deleted months ago, suggesting them because Reddit knew I visited them in the past.

No, that’s not creepy at all. /s

Disable TPM in your BIOS. Windows 11 will suddenly be “unsupported” and won’t pester you to upgrade.

Run for it, Marty!

And those are just the unsolicited ones she received on Tinder.

I love my reMarkable 2, but I bought it before they locked all the best features behind their subscription. I’m grandfathered into a lifetime subscription, but if you buy one now you also have to cough up whatever subscription cost the Connect plan provides for persistent cloud storage and a few other useful features. For that sole reason I can’t recommend it.

If I was shopping for a device today, I’d be looking at one of the Supernotes.

Looking out for the strikers and their families.

He’s the real Family Guy.

Ah yes, the Etherkiller.

Works until your kid states (and doubled down) that they’re going with option 3, which is not to brush their teeth at all.

Works until your kid states (and doubled down) that they’re going with option 3, which is not to brush their teeth at all.

Please stop stalking the ex and move on.

There is considerable concern this will happen in the US post-Roe.

So, uh, how am I still here?

Wait, are we all talking about docking now?

One might say regarding use cases, this is an Edge case.

I’ll see myself out.

I’ve also been using Gmail since it launched. I support the privacy movement and agree with concerns around their usage of users’ data, but I’m just too far dug into the Google ecosystem and too dependent on that particular email address for all my sign-in stuff where I don’t want to spend the time migrating somewhere else.

/c/antiquememesroadshow@lemmy.world

Aye, welcome! I’m still figuring things out myself. Mostly hoping the iOS client Mlem can find its footing because the whole Lemmy experience feels incomplete at the moment, but this all still feels like I’m on the ground floor of something potentially great.