Dang this article and the comments on hackernews makes me feel I need to game more.

Only recently I have realised that gaming is indeed an addiction and that I need to stop playing them(wasn’t successful yet). It’s because during the times I’ve deeply immersed myself into games, I don’t seem to pay attention to my other areas of my life. Now that I recall those times, I don’t seem to remember any memorable event in my life in that time period. It’s almost as if those years have been skipped in my life which is too bad. Hence I started to think gaming as a bad habit that needs stopping but haven’t been able to do so. Hopefully one day.

I am glad that people are having different views on gaming and proposing a belief that it really isn’t that bad to be really that immersed into the games.

He chose not to get pleasured

This guy said something photoshop related in German and I hope it is not a photoshop

Yeah all good I don’t want to suspect the dev either but since there are bunch of alternatives available, I’d opt for them than this one. I loved how Connect was the first one to try and implement the swipe between posts feature. Hope it keep doing well in the future.

That’s untrue I installed Connect and used it for 5min. Stayed only in app and didn’t click on any third-party article link, here is the result: 47 trackers in 5 mins

I will install Connect again and see if it still gets detected on DuckDuckGo having hidden trackers.

Is there a possibility that DuckDuckGo got it wrong? Or is the Meta already trying to track users from threads which is present on fediverse? Latter seems unlikely but who knows.

I was using Connect until I have found that there are trackers(via DuckDuckGo app) in it from Facebook. Trackers are common in apps, but if there are options available which give same experience without trackers, I will choose those options.

They aren’t good too

All of them very low effort and unfunny

ah mb sorry

My brother you are kinda living under a rock. There have been widespread of websites/scripts to do this while the deadend(because we don’t know of what changes reddit would make of their api which may hamper the work of these services)of July 1st was approaching.

1. Redact
2. Shreddit
3. Power Delete Suite
4. (The best one, which I’ve used) Power Delete Suite Fork

they also gave a link to where they could find their content reposted on Lemmy.

I wanted to do the same but I have heard that reddit is censoring any mention of fediverse or migration to kbin/lemmy and hence I just edited it out (with PowerDeleteSuite fork) to some copy pasta and deleted my comments.