Wow, that's a pretty hefty fine. Wish similar situations would be fined in the same way.

I always loved the intro music, and never knew who it was from or how it was selected. It is a very optimistic song, and I think that's what Star Trek is about as well.

Haha, that's a scary thought. But not unreasonable. Fine first and let the recipient proof they are not at fault,fighting through a series of AI entities.

Guter Artikel, spannend, wie es hinter den Kulissen hergeht. Traurig für Hassan.

That's quite interesting. I was very impressed with Voyager being a PWA and a bit sad that a native version was needed.

Isn't the overhead of maintaining three completely different code bases very demanding?

Or, as the benefits it seems to have are quite limited, was it a quick conversion into a native app?

I agree. While $20 could still be seen as reasonable - even though making it one of the more expensive apps, thigh I'm willing to go for it if Sync continues development -, the asking price of $100 for the lifetime ultra is insane. I'm not aware of any other app that is this expensive. Of course, you could argue there's subscription apps out there that don't even have a lifetime model - e.g. Adobe, Microsoft Office -, But these provide considerably more value as well and are huge corporations.

My feeling is - and I don't have facts to prove it - that the developers of the large reddit apps (esp. Apollo) simply became used to the money making machine and want to squeeze as much as possible out of it.

While in the end it is entirely up to them, as there's open source and free alternatives out there, I'm not too fond of this behavior.

Is this relevant? If you're using these blockers, aren't you also not affected by the data collection? Or are the settings related to in-app data collection that is not affected by blockers?

Was passiert denn nach den 24h? "Sorry,nicht unser Problem"? Beweislastumkehr? Ich bin nicht mit der Materie vertraut wie Mängel bei Neuwagen gehandhabt werden, aber das überrascht mich doch etwas.

No. Haven't touched it since they killed 3rd-party apps and don't intend to (exception are Google search results, though I use Teddit as a frontend there.

Sehr schade. Aus eigener Perspektive kann ich berichten, dass sich Betroffene dann eben im Ausland etwas suchen, mit aller Mühe.

I like it a lot. Obviously, content is lacking. But that is up to us to fix. The general fediverse capabilities are fantastic, but still a tad too confusing for newbies (from which communities can I see content, which communities can I see etc.) and take a while to figure out. Apps are already great. General UI is great as well.

Das beschreibt es sehr treffend. Für mich zählte der Content und die Interaktion, aber ich hatte dort keine "Freunde" und auch das Karma war mir gleich.