The survey form eats more RAM the longer it’s open until it becomes unusable.

I couldn’t convince my dad to get a Brother laser printer, so he got a Brother Inkjet. It still works so much better, and the ink lasts so much longer, than any other inkjet I’ve used.

Emerald is pretty pricey these days. I got my copy years ago for a fraction of the price, and I felt like it was overpriced back then.

Side-issue: the OP was posted from my desktop. It had 3 embedded images in the body, but I can’t see them from Sync. I only see the text.

Is there currently a way to unhide an individual post once I’ve clicked “hide”? I want “keep posts hidden” on, but if I hide a post by accident I want to be able to unhide it.

If you want an instance that almost definitely won’t go under, sdf.org has existed since 1986 1987 and has an instance at lemmy.sdf.org

Of course it’s the one instance where I accidentally capitalized my username and can’t change it to a lower case letter.

I paid the ~$3 for a month of pro, so no ads, and it still eats up my battery. I’ll have to stop using it until it’s resolved.

Average Joe doesn’t use extensions.

Do filters carry over to desktop though? I have many communities blocked, but my filter list is empty. Seems like it’d be better to have one unified list that’s cross-platform.

Just crop those parts out of your OnlyFans posts.

I exclusively browse “All” and block communities I don’t want to see. I haven’t found enough I want to sub to, and those I have subbed to don’t have enough content.

We need an option to block pornographic communities, but still see non-porn NSFW content. Blocking all NSFW is too broad and will block other content.

I like kbin, but it’s missing a few QoL features like collapsing comments and viewing “context” of a reply. To expand on the latter, when someone replies to a comment on both Reddit and Lemmy you can click a “context” link to view your original comment and all child comments. Currently it doesn’t seem as easy to view your comment and all replies to it on kbin.

Linux needs better multi-monitor support. It’s better than it’s ever been, but it’s still janky and giving black screens on tertiary screens at times.

EDIT: It’s funny how the comments are all over the place. “works for me”, “it’s broken on KDE but works on XFCE”, “it’s broken on XFCE but works on KDE”, etc. I think that’s a good sign there are problems with multi-monitor support.