If this is about your post in !woodworking@lemmy.ca, I can see it just fine by checking the post history from your profile. I’m using Voyager.

Applicable to everyone really, especially those that want to sell you something that sounds too good to be true.

True for English shows, I had substantially harder time finding non-English shows.

What kind plugin do you have in mind? Like widgets or something that change how the launcher works?

I didn’t really tinker with the launcher tbh.

The only thing that took (still taking) my time was tagging all my apps, not done yet, but at least the important apps are done.

Awh, just when I switched to Kvaesitso just a week ago precisely because Lawnchair hasn’t been updated for years. Both are great tbh.

Not OP but I often get 50% off promo for any beverage from Starbucks app.

Yeah, reddit’s search feature is worse than Lemmy but using Google Search operators really help finding random discussions which is much better.

Thanks!

An account created less than an hour ago promoting an IPTV as its first post.

For what’s it worth, I’m glad the shouty ones were leftists because otherwise I wouldn’t even give lemmy a chance.

You’re not using adblocker?

Edit: Just read the other commenter. Where do you watch shows with your kids? TV or Computer? If it’s on Desktop or Laptop it’s easy af, but Smart TV less so but not impossible.

I’ve done and tinkered with many things in 2023 like most of us here (migrated to lemmy, degoogle, unsubscribed to streaming services, linux, etc). Some things that are less known that I think worth to mention are:

• Using shift+right click to open the full context menu in Windows 11
• Finally set an Address bar shortcut for searching reddit content with Google. No more typing “site:reddit.com…”
• Anilist with TachiyomiJ2K(mobile)+Taiga(desktop)+Mal-Sync(browser extension) for maximum anime/manga tracking automation!
• My only shame in 2023: Creating a Facebook account (anonymous account) for the messenger and local hobby groups. All I can say is Facebook seemed to intentionally obfuscate its setting/option menus because they’re all scattered in different pages and just a plain mess. f u zuck

Hey can you help me reword the commenter above you about what they meant? I had a hard time fully understanding it, maybe I’m not updated enough about Meta to understand what exactly Zuck wants to have plausible-deniability about?