If its just for home use, whatever works and you can afford really.

As someone sadly with a DHL delivery today you’re making me nervous.

I think a lot of people here are apathetic towards anything Reddit related ultimately and you’d need a lot of engagement with Reddit for it to happen. Or bots, which is what half of the big participants in the last one used anyway.

I wouldn’t mind someone botting a little Lemmy advertisment though.

What you’re witnessing in real time is why “just creating your own subreddit” rarely worked. You can’t compete with an overwhelming existing userbase being told to go to their alternative that they control, it doesn’t matter what was first or better either.

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Absolutely I think this is the end goal. They’ve accidentally discovered something that might actually give them value to investors (training AI) and they want to lock down that value so they can finally IPO, get rich and live happily ever after.

The VC money is drying up and they’re demanding a return on investment as the world’s economy struggles on at the moment.

I’m mostly just getting a few bugs on sh.itjust.works and I’ve got no idea where to get support from here. I’m sure it’ll all get sorted in time.

Jerboa for Lemmy (the app) is pretty good though mostly. It’s no RedditIsFun but it’s functional enough.

It’s also on the app store.

Same with the iOS app.

Indeed it does not yet sometimes my comments post successfully, other times not. It’s very strange.