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Also abortion, law, rights
I actually considered removing EU when I removed ‘American’ ‘America’ and ‘Canadian’, but I figured that ‘EU’ does usually refer to political news.
Do you get much anime in your All feed? I have hardly any
I was thinking of having a FOSS/Linux one as well
Of course there isn’t and I know that very well. But I mean ‘apolitical’ in a common sense way.
When Trump’s mugshot dropped it was on a ton of non political subs. Some didn’t even contain the word trump so they still got through
Yeah, surprisingly! My feed is a lot less stressful.
Oh, I expected there to be more
I’m still interested in some none political news, so this suits me better
As long as you make good jokes, you stay off the list ;-)
Yeah, I agree with both things. I wonder what it would be like to have a feature where you only see posts/comments from your region. It would lead to more localisation. I guess it’s not a problem on other language subs but the English communities have people from everywhere. That’s obviously a good thing as well though
Yeah I wish there was a collaborative, exhaustive list of all political subreddits (in like a Google sheet or something
Hmm that’s true, I guess the posts were just irrelevant to where I live. I will remove them from the list though since I want it to be universal
SubArcticTundra@lemmy.mlOPto
Lemmy@lemmy.ml•Why is the API giving me a 403 Forbidden?English
21·3 years agoOh great thank you
SubArcticTundra@lemmy.mlOPto
Lemmy@lemmy.ml•Why is the API giving me a 403 Forbidden?English
11·3 years agoAh I’ll try that, thanks. This is unrelated, but is it normal for my project folder for this to have 3GB, given that these are my dependencies?:
lemmy_api_common = "0.18.2" reqwest = "0.11.18" tokio = "1.29.1"I’m quite new to rust and I realize that some languages don;t share dependencies between projects
SubArcticTundra@lemmy.mlOPto
Lemmy@lemmy.ml•Why is the API giving me a 403 Forbidden?English
21·3 years agoStrange, you’re right, it does seem to work when I run it on
lemmy.worldinstead
It’s nice that everyone seems to be consolidating on one de facto standard for social media