No, I’m not. Like, totally. :(
What am I missing
The comment calling spez a pig was originally a solution to a problem, hence the person replying in positively. The comment was edited by a script when the user left Reddit, so the solution no longer is there, depriving those who may be looking.
so the solution no longer is there, depriving those who may be looking.
Which honestly, does more harm (to regular people) than good (harming reddit)
Well, kinda. Reddit’s main commodity is its user content. They earn money when people go to the site from Google, see ads, and if they like the content enough, maybe register and keep feeding the beast.
Removing the content people go to Reddit to access deprives Reddit of some engagement that they would profit from, however small or negligible it may be.
It may be inconvenient to the end user, but that’s the point. Go somewhere other than Reddit for answers.
I deleted several thousand comments and multiple posts in niche gaming subs I wrote over the years, all of high quality. My knowledge and contributions don’t belong to spez or reddit, or the internet for that matter. Eventually those niche communities will move someplace else, and I’ll be happy to contribute there again.
If you really think not choosing to put your words on a website is somehow more damaging to the public than enabling yet another greedy pig to take from working people, you’re either delusional or a greedy little pig yourself.
Edit: better wording added
Redditors are still joining us.
Oh, nvm. Comment is 3y old? Is kbin even that old?
Someone used a script to delete all their messages and swapped them with that text.
Oh, that makes more sense lol. So the reply was for the original context I guess.
The original answer is archived btw: https://web.archive.org/web/20230308220345/https://www.reddit.com/r/tasker/comments/lgo1cl/is_there_anyway_to_run_commands_through_kde/
Is there anyway to run commands through KDE connect?
if you have some commands already defined in KDE Connect, you can long press on them and get a custom URL for them. when you open the URL in any way (through the web browser, KLWP or Tasker etc.), the command will be executed on the other device.
Lmao. I know this guy. If you’re reading this, noodle: BBHH
It really helped!
