JollyRoberts

@JeffKerman1999 bring some plans for the printing press and some plans to mass produce paper too. Back in the ancient times one sheet of paper was about $30 in todays money. A whole book would be the equivalant of tens of thousands of dollars.

@hai

@Col3814444

Isn't that just called murder? I'm pretty sure that's something he should know already...

@Catsrules

Agreed with this one really. "3 copies of your data, in 2 physical locations, equals 1 backup" has been my thing for a long time.

I used to just keep my third copy one a drive in my desk at the office, but I've been full remote for years now.

Thanks for the reminder, I need to see if I can convince my folks to host a NAS in their hobby room or something.

@Deniable1477

@Perry

I looked into this once (lol a couple weeks ago). Its supposed to enable "live" pages, so that on the new tab, new threads are added without having to manually refresh the page. I dont think its working though.

It would end up with behavior like the lemmy bug that had new posts just show up and take over your page. Not sure its something we even want if im right.

That being said, i could be wrong on the above. @ernest would know.

@patchw3rk subscribed

@inkican

Link is dead, goes to a 404 page

@NicKoehler

lol, been there, got the t-shirt.

@YolkBrushWork402

Joe Versus the Volcano. Brilliant from start to finish.

@hariette

Looking forward to testing!

@Haze

Except for the "r/" i like it! Make it "c/" for lemmy and "m/" for kbin :-)

@TGRush

for me any of the up/downvote, click in to view, or boost counts.

I'm a scroller, but, like, if i see a joke in https://lemmy.world/c/dadjokes then i can chuckle and give it an upvote but i dont have to click in and load the thread fully. But the next time i load the page id lke to not have to scroll past that same thread to see new stuff.

If i downvote something id like to not see it again on the next load. If i open a thread and read the comment posts, i dont need to see that thread again on tne next load.

That sort of thing.

It does have some downsides in that finding threads i /sort-of/ remember and want to check again is harder, but i'm used to that.

@Facni @ADHDefy

@ADHDefy mostly #3 for me. I am looking forward to the "hide interacted with threads" functionality to come to kbin. I'm patient though.

Edited to note - i agree with the other points too.

@Facni