Interesting. I wonder if it could be one of my extensions interacting with the site works. I’m certainly using quite a few. Thanks for the information.

Fantastic suggestions! You’re my first saved post on Lemmy.

I’m using liftoff right now. On the top of the screen, switch it from Local to All. Easy fix, but there doesn’t seem to be a way to change the default to All yet, so you have to do it every time you open the app.

…I don’t think so. The website’s search is working fine. It’s just the client-side framerate that is slow. A hug of death wouldn’t cause that.

It sounds like your client might be bugging out or something. Which one are you using?

What don’t you understand?

That website is really laggy for me on Android + Firefox. It’s running at like 5-10 FPS for no apparent reason. Is this happening to anyone else?

No, definitely not. The point of section 230 is to give websites the power to moderate themselves without being open to liability. IIRC previously, you had to choose between 0 moderation and no liability or moderation and liability, leading websites to either go for complete anarchy or extremely aggressive censorship.

Under most laws maybe, but many subscription models are unethical to begin with. In this case, 2 wrongs DO make a right. A right to pirate!

Also the same thing with askreddit. I left it because I realized it was mostly just the same cringe questions over and over.

I have used them occasionally. It’s sometimes easier to use logging because you can dump an enormous amount of information and quickly then look through it if you already know what kind of information you want to look at. Debuggers are better when you have no idea what the hell is going wrong and need to get a little bit of info from everything instead of a lot of info from one thing.