Looking around, this seems to be a legit livestream of a UAP hearing. The congressmen are openly skeptical and presenting counterpoints, but the testimony is continuing to hold that there are unknown, physical objects flying around out there.
Live stream of hearing. - Lemmy.world
This seems to be a livestream of a UAP hearing for the US congress. Some very
interesting stuff already; the testimony is holding under questioning that there
are real, physical objects flying around out there, not just sensor anomalies or
natural phenomenon. They’ve already said there have been eleven near-misses that
can’t be explained. They then refused to answer whether or not the reality of
UAPs has impacted the development of our own technology in an effort to track
them. Considering it’s the middle of the night, a livestream seems odd. Anyone
know what’s going on here? Is this a re-upload of an old hearing?
Infinite scrolling and other quality of life changes for desktop?
https://lemmy.world/post/205892
Infinite scrolling and other quality of life changes for desktop? - Lemmy.world
Using a browser on desktop, is there a way to turn on infinite scrolling?
Also, is there a way to turn off the automatic post updating? It’s jarring to be
scrolling around the middle and have the posts suddenly run away because
something was added at the top of the page. Any other quality of life changes
that people know about would be greatly appreciated. I come from using the
Reddit Enhancement Suite which has to be the most streamlined UI I’ve seen for
any social media website out there, but I would love to get away from Reddit
(after 14 years!) and to somewhere less corporate. Lemmy.world seems pretty
promising so far, puts me in mind of the old days of Reddit when things were
much fresher and more transparent. It’s sucked watching Reddit slowly degrade
over time; they learned from Digg’s mistake and have been boiling their users
like frogs over the course of years. This latest move has been their biggest
misstep, but its only one of many, and of many yet to come.
