I guess you're right, it doesn't work on Lemmy web like I thought it did. I was looking at Lemmy in Arctic (iOS app).
As for Mastodon I've had no luck in the iOS app nor in the Web UI, nor in Whalebird (MacOS app).
I agree that tech sovereignty is desirable so that we can’t get blackmailed like Ukraine. I’ve switched almost all my software.
Perhaps obvious to everyone but it didn’t dawn on me until today add those ratings and reviews to your new apps in the app or play stores to give them a boost in visibility and ranking for people who are less nerdy and less aware.
I’ve signed up with Jimdo which is German to transition from Adobe portfolio… haven’t had time to use it yet though. It’s on my list…
It works on Lemmy and Bluesky…
It works on Lemmy in the Arctic iOS app and on Bluesky… (edited after [@Ludrol@szmer.info] (https://szmer.info/u/Ludrol) corrected me).
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9h9tkm
https://lemm.ee/comment/19452399
This would be great to watch degoogled on Dailymotion or Alugha. 😍
I don’t understand why DW and France 24 only put out a tiny bit of their clips on Dailymotion. They put out some https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9h9tkm
Would be wonderful if someone could share this on Dailymotion or Alugha. 🤩
you can mention a Lemmy comm from a Mastodon toot and it’ll create a thread in that Lemmy comm
Thanks! Yes, this is probably the relationship between them I couldn't put my finger on. But do all the replies to the Lemmy comm automatically get mirrored as replies in the Mastodon toot as well?
I seem to find most of the stuff I read posted both on Lemmy and Mastodon. What is the connection? What is the difference?
I do understand it's too different platforms (servers, code bases), but what is the intersection between them?
I think I found the answer
Tools -> Create command line launcher
You'll be asked to add /Applications/WebStorm.app/Contents/MacOS to your $PATH
Then you can
cd /path/to/project
webstorm .
Worked for me at least.
Credit goes to LazyOne on StackOverflow
Is there a way to open a folder (a project) from terminal like in VS Code where you can
cd path/to/project code ./
And VS Code opens up with that project (directory) ready
In the settings it says "Prettier package not specified. But I'm using the "Automatic prettier configuration" option and it works perfectly when triggered manually through the contextual menu (right clicking).
How do I get Webstorm to format with prettier on save? There's the manual "reformat with prettier" command that works like a charm, but how do I trigger it on save?