r/steam: https://lemmy.world/post/239075
r/piracy: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/35555
r/antiwork: https://infosec.exchange/@vertana/110557520854046992
r/pics: https://lemmy.world/post/206930
This is really the only problem I've been struggling with on lemmy.
Otherwise, the experience has been okay. Teething pains, sure, but most of those are getting resolved in real time.
And, if the "external reddit app" people all start developing their app for lemmy instead, holy cow, that's going to put a lot of programmer hours into it.
Reddit may go down a lot faster than I expected. I really expected spez to win this one simply by holding his breath and running to the IPO. However, things are kinda collapsing faster than I expected.
Edit: Nope: search didn't work for the lemmy.world one. Presumably that only works if someone on your instance has already pulled in the group to your instance.
To be honest: I don't need an alternative to reddit. I'm happy to leave porn, politics and cat pictures on reddit.
What I want is somewhere sorta like reddit where all the low-traffic tech-focused sub-reddits can congregate and get indexed.
Apparently, someone on your instance has to have pulled in that group for the search to work.
My question still stands: How do you view a link on a foreign instance on your home instance?