Mine (on both 3rd party apps) are very inaccurate lol. I have a post with over 2k and it says my karma is 300

Hoping for the day Christian makes Apollo for Lemmy; I’d gladly pay for it

Didn’t someone do a write up about a general how to hack Denuvo?

Should be a given that once the company dissolves the rights become open

Ohhh yep that’s exactly what I did. Thank you!

Lemmy is awesome! It’s actually pretty intuitive once you understand what’s going on.

This is marvelous

—Tech Conservative

Understandable

Yeah that’s been my take too. Honestly, minus missing more OC, I like Lemmy a lot. It’s definitely starting to hit that Reddit-like feel to it

Awesome, thanks for the news! Hopefully it’ll be fixed in the next update/by my instance admin

Oh alright. I vaguely remember seeing one about v4 and thinking "I need to come back to this" but never got around to it

Sure am. Been using Lemmy exclusively (shoutout to Memmy) for the past 3 weeks

Dude I read this in church and started dying the woman next to me is now praying for me

It was. They got it all fixed now though

Excuse you, I am 11

Maybe this makes it so he doesn't become one

I use AltStore and side load UYou+. Takes like 30 seconds a week, never have ads, notifications, and it skips stuff like self-promotions. I enjoy it

Weird, I can’t see them at all. Well at least they still exist; thanks!

1. I respect the work of Robert Sapolsky. His interdisciplinary approach including and mixing neurobiology, primatology, and stress physiology, presents a more comprehensive understanding of human behavior, instead of just focusing on one area. Brains are too complex for that. Some find his views on free will controversial, but they actually bring up an important conversation about the influence of our biology on our actions and decisions.

2. Neuroscientificually Challenged is good, Andrew Huberman goes very in-depth with stuff, but is too big on the motivational part of it rather than the actual science.

3. Not exactly a famous scientist, but I reached out to Justin from Thought Emporium (also on YouTube, focuses more on Biology as a whole) very recently about his white paper on his neuron-growing experiment. Really interesting stuff. I'll report back if I ever hear from him.

Bro went nuclear on the comment section