Yeah, it's a dangerous virus, but not widespread. When I looked into it, it was just a dozen of mods that I've never even heard of. Seems like it was caught before any major damage was made.
Boe6
joined 2 years ago
There are a couple now, but still very small, like 3 posts a day small
Yeah that's not happening. The tech differences add up to a horrid VR experience. Google cardboard was exactly this project, but it was burned because it was just plain bad. Phones aren't meant to be glued to your face, but VR headsets are built for it specifically and the difference is immense.
I've also been having some issues today connecting to @midwest.social. I was able to browse earlier today, but now cannot connect directly. I suspect it's something server side with DNS, or its a load issue from too many users.
That said, the actual content is still there if you access it from another server, like https://lemmy.ml/c/main@midwest.social
Yes! hoping it can grow more active, especially as reddit users migrate due to the API stuff
I was an alpha tester for new reddit before it was publicly pushed. There was a private sub for it and plenty of ppl saying everything that was bad and needed changing. Admins were very receptive to any suggestions, but slowly everyone realized they didn't want to change anything, despite saying otherwise. The "finished" new reddit was nearly identical, and still garbage to use. I switched to old.reddit within a few days.
I expect most of the content to be saved at some point before reddit fully dies. Many sites from the early 2000's no longer exist, but there are backups of forums online all over the place
if ur struggling try wiggling your finger around while its up there. if that doesn't work try a 2nd or 3rd finger