No, Voyager took all its cues initially from Apollo the Reddit app. No idea what memmy was doing 🤷
No, Voyager took all its cues initially from Apollo the Reddit app. No idea what memmy was doing 🤷
Fairly certain it’s just an OS crash but good luck getting apple support to help confirm that 🙄
Yeah Voyager is amazing. Still not 100% perfect but it’s the closest of all the (iOS) apps I’m aware of.
This is our chance everyone, let’s show Buzzfeed that Lemmy is the new place to farm content!
When I saw the episode I had no idea it was based on a real life story 🤯😆
America has a similar setup except our hoses don’t attach to the valves, we have to hold them. And if they do attach, there’s usually a squeeze valve we have to squeeze near the tire to ‘open’ the hose and allow air in. America’s setup seems designed to keep you near the tire.
I have filled a lot of tires and I cannot think of a single time where I had appropriate equipment to inflate the tire from any position that wasn’t right in front of it.
Only things I miss in Avelon at this point are more sorting options for Home feed and a not full black dark mode. Voyager solves both of those for me so that’s where I’ve mostly been.
Because America and NTSC use instead of PAL would be my guess.
idk why this is correct, but it is.
Back in the day you take that .45 cents and throw it in a big old empty pickle jar with the rest of your loose change.
Voyager is live in the App Store now 😉
It’s very weird to me that Memmy refuses to just use the upvote count arrow next to the username for upvotes/downvotes, like dozens of other apps do.
“Have perfect existence and you should live long time”
Thanks?
Not going to go research for you, but from reading articles linked here it appears the issue with the submersible was fear that it would become trapped and really block everyone in the cave. Elon said he had an inflatable model to send first to prove it would fit but I doubt things ever got that far.
Oddly enough I noticed this behavior in another app, not Memmy. Might be something larger going on?
I don’t think auto-combining similar named communities is a viable solution, except in the case of users doing it themselves (e.g. multireddits or whatever).
Different communities, even with the “same name” (technically not possible because the @domain is part of the name), will have different vibes based on who participates, who moderates, what instances they’re on, etc. Mashing all of those together would at minimum, be a bad user experience and at worst, invite tons of harassment from ‘troll’ communities.
“they just give up” - I mean, sounds like a them problem?
Once you move off the free tier, GitLab is quite expensive in comparison. That might be part of it.
Unless fedia.io has blocked or defederated with kbin.social, you should be able to fully participate in those kbin.social communities from fedia.io
I’m on a lemmy server lemm.ee and am able to see and comment on this post in kbin.social. That’s the beauty of the fediverse.