Yes, there’s a greasemonkey script you can setup to change the formatting. Details here: https://sh.itjust.works/post/53395?scrollToComments=true

Old School RuneScape

Gratz! Terraria is definitely a ton of fun. I haven’t played in so long I’m not even sure what Moon Lord is haha but I can only imagine it was awesome

I’d love to see a new season of Black Mirror! I wasn’t aware that one was coming out

I am expecting that movie to be incredible but leave me with similar feelings to watching Chernobyl

Nice one!

Nice one!

Nice one!

Nothing really, although I imagine if a particular instance was getting overrun with bots the admin or mods would probably step in and possible prevent new accounts from signing up or something

You may want to remove the @icon for now as well. The &'s are getting changed and greasemonkey wasn’t saving it since it couldn’t resolve the url

It looks like the lemmy ui itself is changing that after the page loads which seems like a bug. If you refresh and watch the code you can see it change

Ironically I remember it bringing me to reddit a few times and I did not like it at all at the time haha. I just wanted to see more crazy websites and read the SU comments. It was always fun to find yourself on some website through some other means, and then checking to see if there was any comments about it on stumble upon and being pleasantly surprised when there was

I love how fast the updates are coming for this haha. Thanks @mershed_perderders@sh.itjust.works and @DarkwingDuck@sh.itjust.works

The CSS from the script could just be appended to any bootstrap css file and then admins could use that

newgrounds (The Impossible Quiz, anyone remember the square root of an onion?), Numa Numa, The Evolution of Dance, Shortbits 2, Badger Badger Badger (and other Weebl animations), Onyxia Wipe Animation, bash.org, Stumble Upon (a useful toolbar?!), all sorts of great stuff from that time

There will be archives made available by various groups I’m sure. And that’s assuming Reddit doesn’t just go undelete all those. Either way I’d guess that certain subreddits/communities will end up finding their new home here or elsewhere and over time the information that shows up on reddit will become more and more stale

Honestly, this seems like the better way to go. Back in the myspace days, we probably should have gone down this route instead of jumping ship to facebook. It would have been really cool to see how things would have turned out if it had been federated between universities from the get-go

Aha, thanks! I was able to use this info to post from another instance.