/diggFor Digg communities such as News, it would be awesome if there was a “live update” for the OP and Admin / Overlords to keep new bits of information coming in. Example, what’s going on in MN. When you read the comments - it’s very old data. Just to keep things flowing it woul
/linuxAfternoon! Looking to update the OS on my old MacBook, Intel, to Linux for basic usage. The battery is still in good condition, so it'll be my beater. Which OS do you suggest? I've used Ubuntu and Mint before in the past, but it's been a LONG time since those days. Th
/technology/technology/technologyHey guys! I’m a long-time Twitter (X) user, and while I’m all for freedom of speech and have never had an issue hearing what people have to say, even if it’s incorrect or just outright dumb, I am not okay with how they are currently handling the CSAM issue. I draw a had line on t
/technologyThis is something I've been thinking about how to perfect for weeks now, and I think I finally got it how I like it. Thought I would share. // -- // Capture Pen / Paper Things3 Inbox The goal is to get the info I want to collect down as quickly as possible. I have shor
/diggHowdy! I just wanted to say thanks to everyone on Digg for being a solid community. I've yet to have a negative experience, and everyone actually seems to want this to work. So, thank you for being awesome people.
/technology/diggI would love to call dibs on /christianity and a maybe another communcity. Is there anyway we could work with the Digg team to line these up so when the switch is turned on it's not chaos? We could have the communites setup, have admins ready to roll, bots warmed up, etc. @Fo
/technologyAfternoon! I've been a long-time RSS user (currently using Reeder), and I was curious what are some must-follow RSS feeds for y'all? Side Note: I hope Digg allows RSS feeds for communities. Reeder can pull subreddits, which is pretty great for keeping up with those niche areas
/technologyHey Guys! Got a pretty great idea for an app and been testing out Xcode, but it crashes constantly - cannot handle a large workload. Anyone have a recommendation for a good competitor?
/technologyHowdy! My wife and I are trying to a challange "learn new things" every month, and one of my goals is to learn some sort of code. Based on my homework, I think Python is the route I want to go. I did C++ in college (if it matters for the subject at hand). And I am sure Python wi
/photographyWanted to test Flickr links on Digg. Took this while in Yellowstone. They crossed our snowmobile path, probably 10 feet from us. Made for some great photos.
/booksJust a general question / show of hands. How many of y’all go to / use public libraries? If you do, why? If not, why? My wife and I are thinking about joining in the near future, but I wanted to ask the lovely folks of Digg on their thoughts.
/booksAlright, half way through the first book. Probably one of my favorite reads of all time so far. Are the others in the series worth reading?
/photographySeeing Old Faithful is something amazing. Seeing it when you’re the only people there, something of beauty.
/artFound this old cabin boarded up near West Yellowstones trail entrance. Surprised my camera actually held up in the cold / wet conditions.
/artYellowstone National Park is as beautiful as it is dangerous. In winter, the snow gets so deep that you often walk above the guardrails near many geysers. On top of that, the contrast between the heat from the geysers and the cold air can create thick steam, making it hard to see
/artThis kid walked out to the end of an observation bridge and climbed over the edge to do pull-ups. Beneath him was about a 50-foot drop into a pond. Not sure what he was thinking, but it made for a great photo.
/artMy grandmother gifted me her old Canon AE-1 a few years ago. This shot is one of the first photos I took with it on a cheap roll of black-and-white 35mm film, and it turned out to be one of my favorites. 📸 Canon AE-1 🎞️ HP5+, 35mm, Black and White
/technologyHey! Anyone testing iOS/macos 26 and noticing any upgrades to Apple Notes? Such as tables that are usable and/or more notion like? Maybe markdown too? I’m one click away from exporting everying to Bear, but holding out hoping Notes has these feature added soon.
/musicHey Guys! I purchased a 1995 Stero (CD, Radio, Tape, and Record Player). Sadly, the switch has issues and will only play in one speaker at a time (and yes, I checked the balancing). So, after taking it apart and trying to tinker with it, I've decided to move on from it. Wit
/diggDid a quote DDG search and this popped up for Chrome Extensions. Digg 2010! I miss the old school look and vibe of Digg and their chrome extensions.
/diggWhen you share a link in a comment it's not clickable. You have to C/V it to open. Is there a way to make a link clickable once the comment is posted?
/technologyHello! So, I had ChatGPT explain this to me, and I sort of understand what it's saying, but I was hoping someone on here could give me a better breakdown. X API has been opened back up for 3rd party companies to make an app, but at a cost - correct? How much is that cost per we
/technology"Apple is announcing a new AppleCare subscription called AppleCare One that lets you cover multiple products with a single plan. For $19.99 per month, AppleCare One covers up to three products, and tacking on a new product costs $5.99 per month each."
/musicMy wife and I recently started collecting CDs again. I know a lot of folks out there really enjoy vinyl, so I was just curious which side Digg leans toward right now. Personally, the ease of storing and backing up CDs has made them my go-to for physical media. What’s your prefe
