That's so cool! What bank?

I mean, you're not necessarily wrong,, but for some people that is kind of just the appeal. It's very obviously targetted at a very niche group of people, and if you're not in that, of course you'll dislike it

Oh my gosh I forgot thunderf00t existed. When I watched him a lot, no matter how much I watched his videos never ended up in my recommended

You used to be able to bypass this by putting a ? At the end of the url, not sure if it still works, but I used to use that trick a lot

Eh, the whole reason I refused to use it WAS because they forced it on me so hard. Being forced into having one of you wanted to watch YouTube did my head in and I refused to use it. Same reason I don't use Microsoft edge even though it's a little less shit now

FR man. I spent 2 days trying to get an image to take up the whole of page 1 in a document but couldn't make it work so ended up just printing the photo out and stapling it to the rest of the document

I love affinity, it's really really good. And I can actually fucking own it and don't have to pay for it for the rest of my life

The British treasury also has/had a discord, obviously not on the same level as a whole Lemmy instance, but it was still pretty interesting

I'd just like to say that I appreciate your stance on open registration and making things as uncomplicated as possible. I signed up for a Beehaw account before this even happened, but I did find having to explain myself and justify my presence a little confusing. I also signed up for a discuss.tchncs.de account and I was so confused and thought their website was broken because once I clicked sign up, it didn't do anything. Just span around in a circle. It wasn't until I checked my email that I realised it wanted me to confirm my email. Here, things did just work. No complications, just entered my name, email and password, clicked sign up, and I was done! I guess you could say... shit just works on sh.itjust.works

I've seen some recent posts here about deleting Reddit accounts. If you do decide to, please consider archiving your user page and any posts you particularly enjoyed onto the Wayback Machine. I've deleted many accounts in my time, and trust me, you'll likely feel nostalgic one day and want to go reminiscing. Or, you'll want to link to that one really well-thought-out argument you made one time in a future conversation. A lot easier to do when there's an easily accessible archive you can just access whenever you want.