Find people with similar hobbies as you on a particular community online. Back when I was active on Reddit, I had made two friends this way. Unfortunately, after the whole API shaboink, I left Reddit, and lost contact with one of them.
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I gotta admit, I have no problem with introducing a completely new feature and locking it to paying members. But taking away an already existing feature from non-members, or limiting it in some way, is simply outrageous. They could've kept the upload limit at 25MB, and increased it for Nitro users to something like an entire gigabyte. This would've encouraged people to get Nitro. But lowering the upload limit for free users would just encourage them to leave and find an alternative (and the problem is that there aren't any viable ones because they aren't used as much).
Imagine one of those "realistic Minecraft" videos from... idk 2013 or something?
Now compare them to this. I see very few differences.
The fact that there are way too many hobbies that I just suddenly lost out of nowhere
Can... you do something about it?
The answer is none, assuming color also plays a role.
Whoever made this CAPCHA probably didn't consider that.
Create a bot that reports bot activity to the Lemmy developers.
You're basically using bots to fight bots.
So glad DankPods has a presence on that site
New knowledge. Thanks.
Thank you for opening my eyes, guys.
I actually didn't notice that it could REALLY go wrong.
I tried that when I first got here last year. I'll spill the beans, you simply can't do it. Despite both Mastodon and Lemmy supporting the ActivityPub protocol, they are different platforms. You can exchange posts and comments and whatnot, but you can't use an account from one platform to log into another.
Just like email, you can't log into Proton Mail with a Gmail account, and vice versa, despite both platforms being able to exchange emails (because duh, that's how email works).
I hope that explains everything.