I've encountered my fair share of bugs in Connect. It does seem like it has a lot of potential though
Interesting username lol
I use both side by side, I'm hoping for Lemmy to grow, but I know that in the near future Reddit will still continue to be active
The US has a record of having (relatively) less restrictive policies than the EU. Such a law would have a hard time happening
The track feels too narrow for the cars these days, similar (but not to the extent of) Monaco. Unlike Monaco, there's enough surrounding space to expand the width of the track.
I like a good Material You app
Tachiyomi helped me get into manga - still barely scratching the surface tho
You should be glad right now, the aero upgrades seem to have worked out for Norris this time around.
As someone who has voluntarily chosen to support Haas for some reason I cannot figure out myself, things have not been the best
I'd say Miami will last. While hardcore fans may disagree, it has helped create a lot of new fans, equating to a lot more money.
The last thing the FIA cares about right now is heritage
This is probably the best answer so far that I've recieved and makes me understand the situation of redditors much better.
How did the dev make a web app mimic the iOS interface so much? Even the animations seem accurate (to me, an Android user, at least) Is there a component library with iOS design elements or did the dev make this from scratch?
I've seen the app Apollo as the center of the reddit protest (it was mentioned and cited more than any other app in relevant posts). I've also seen many Lemmy clients in development taking inspiration from it.
As a lifetime Android user I've never been able to use it, and I've never gotten a proper answer to "why not just use the official app?" What made it different from the official application and other unofficial clients that consequently made it so popular among Redditors?