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I’ve had similar issues and settled on a mix of Dropbox/Backblaze. It’s not perfect but I don’t think any of them really are.

You might want to take a look at what tooling/automation you have and go from there. I landed on my setup mostly because I make heavy use of of rclone, and it had good integrations setup for both.

I have complete faith in you, Dessalines. It’s maintainers who come after you I’d be more pessimistic about. In any case,🤞

What a shame - ads really do have a way of injecting themselves into everything. Who wants to take bets on how ads will make their way into lemmy?

Quock

Star Trek 100%

orangered upvotes.

That hasn’t worked well for me the past. Tend to get over or under exaggerated feedback as people are viewing it with the lens of a personal project. Better to have feedback like you gave so that you can get an idea of people’s real thoughts.

Thanks for mentioning this, I built this yesterday on a whim and didn’t even think to add one! I’ve added a privacy policy, though I don’t know a lot about them so I may need to update it in the future. I’d also be open to open sourcing this, but will want to double check for any stray secrets in the repo first.

wat

Thanks :)

Thanks for the feedback, fixed!

zsh

Good article but there is one major flaw with this approach: yt will ban your device after about a week of running this. I’ve tried several things to subvert the ban but the only consistent way I’ve found is to run the script on a cloud instance somewhere.

Also youtube-dl’s results seem to lag about 12 hours for me, so if something was just uploaded it may not get downloaded

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Free food at the office

Wow it’s so much faster now. Great work!

Easier to click and tap to access the comment section vs clicking/tapping the small comment icon.

This is a pretty strange point to make, of course it’s easier, it’s the biggest part of the post

Functional consistency. When you click a text post it will send you to the “comment” (post) section, the same way for links.

I’m not sure why one would expect functional consistency when they’re different kind of posts. Most all links go to the content the link is about, when it’s a text post the text is the content. This is just how links work.

Reddit mobile webpage currently sends you to the “comment”

I hope Lemmy can aspire to be better than Reddit ;)

I know but it’s not relevant to my opinion of the UX with the title

Hahaha, well the only argument I can give for link > comments is that people should be reading the article before they comment, otherwise they’re just commenting on the title. Perhaps a setting?