As a former goalkeeper, I got to appreciate it when a goalkeeper gets an assist, so Haaland's second goal
Won't drives just hibernate if not active for a while?
The sea should be marked as C considering that's what you'll discover when you get deep into it.
Everything by voidtools is incredible and makes Windows slightly more bearable. It's a shame Linux doesn't have anything as good as it.
It's free, but not open source though.
Just glad it's making a positive impact, can't ask for more as a programmer :)
Given all the time and space in the world, and he made the best out of it.
I wonder how long it will take for lemmy to get tags so we can start tagging posts.
This is their espn page https://www.espn.com/soccer/team?id=19973
I can see they got a game lined up 22. September, close to the bottom of the score page
Edit:
If the game is casted on espn it is supported, which should be most professional leagues.
Got to say that Girona got a beautiful stadium
Won't complain, but that's a weird VAR review
How did Arsenal look, scrappy win?
England should just call their bluff, UEFA would never ban them
-football Tottenham Hotspur - Arsenal
As some of you may have seen, the community now has a match thread bot to help with automating creation and updating match threads.
The bot takes a request in the format -football football@lemmy.world Barcelona - Real Madrid
and will look up to 6 days ahead for an upcoming match and add it to a queue. ~15 minutes before kick off it will make a post that it will continuously update with available score, stats and commentary.
To make a request you can either tag the bot or reply to one of the bot's comments. See the comments for an interaction example.
The bot will work in any community federated with lemmy.world so if you want to create a live thread in e.g. c/gunners you could make a request like this -football gunners@lemmy.world Arsenal - Tottenham Hotspur
Do note that the bot requires approval from a mod or admin to post in a community. So unless you're a mod/admin, you'll need to ask them to approve the bot via -mod_action whitelist gunners@lemmy.world
or become a trusted user that can bypass the block -mod_action trust username@instance.com gunners@lemmy.world
For a more detailed and technical overview of the bot's capabilities, please check the readme in the gitlab repo: https://gitlab.com/UlrikHD/lemmy-match-thread-bot
Example output of a live thread: https://lemmy.ml/post/18633476
Latest version of Boost on Android 11. When opening up DMs (not replying) the notification for unread messages stays unchanged and the messages aren't marked as read.
Can other people reproduce this issue?
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/11357795
> I've been thinking about writing my own workout logger that better fits my use and I'd like to hear some recommendations on what language or framework to use. > > I don't have any prior experience with mobile development nor with Java or Kotlin, and C++ I suspect would be needlessly low level for the features I'd like to include. > > Features is like to include in the app is capability of recording video, playing video/audio, creating graphs and opening up in-app tabs. Fancy ui and animations is not of much importance. > > Any recommendations on what languages to use and what libraries might be of interest to get going?
I've been thinking about writing my own workout logger that better fits my use and I'd like to hear some recommendations on what language or framework to use.
I don't have any prior experience with mobile development nor with Java or Kotlin, and C++ I suspect would be needlessly low level for the features I'd like to include.
Features is like to include in the app is capability of recording video, playing video/audio, creating graphs and opening up in-app tabs. Fancy ui and animations is not of much importance.
Any recommendations on what languages to use and what libraries might be of interest to get going?
Not sure what causes it, but about 7% of the times I try to comment on a post, the app will crash and restart, failing to post the comment. Unless the comment was manually saved, the comment will also be completely gone, forcing you to rewrite the whole comment.
It seems to happen mostly on longer comments when the app have spent some time in the "comment" state. It's possible that leaving the app (not closing it) and reopen the window is part of what triggers the bug.
Android version 9, the bug has been persistent through multiple versions of the app, including the latest version available at the play store.