Being comfortable with websites is a very western thing (and I guess that is also a minority in smartphones). In countries like India, a huge majority of the people’s first personal computer was a smartphone. They either use the google app to browse the web or use other apps. No one bothers to use a web browser. It is still the case today. A lot of people don’t use a desktop here.

“🚀 New Features:”

A lot of normies won’t be using Lemmy or fediverse in general. It is not as addictive or personalised as the mainstream social media. Plus an avg joe doesn’t know whan an instance is. If one instance starts to get too many users, it might just shut down sign ups.

Edit: Lemmy also doesn’t have an “official” app. So it adds even more friction. Yeah a few users might get excited and use it for a couple of days and then just go back to reddit.

Wonder why all the webapps look the same now?🤖

It’s so bad that I can’t even tell which website I am opening at this point. Everything has the same design, icons, layout, etc.

Authentik with passwordless flow. I have two options at login—Sign in with Passkey or Sign in with Google for my family.

NUSA next.

A lot of marketing material for a product is provided by the manufacturers of a product. Small shops, at-least from my knowledge, don’t have the resources to create marketing material. So blaming them doesn’t really work unless they are making their own products (like restaurants, hand-crafted items, etc).

I believe this is Cockroach Janta Party (a satirical political party in india) propaganda.

cable strain relief

It’s agnostic. You can pretty much put it on any cable as long it’s not too thick.

I use these on all my cables both ends. This cable is 5 years old and still strong. Costed me 1 rupee per piece. Got a pack of 100 for 100rs (~1 us dollar)