Since Boost for Reddit still works I'm usually over there.
Conversely, in the heat of summer, I don't want to have to wait until 8:30pm for the sun to go down.
That bumblebees shouldn't be able to fly.
Your comment has made me realise I don't understand how floating works.
I thought pretty much everyone in Australia was paid fortnightly.
Notepad is the default text editor on Windows. I'd be surprised if most people even knew WordPad existed.
I just use Word, but so many people swear by Scrivener that I think I'm going to check it out.
At first I thought "fossil generation" meant the creation of fossils and I was confused.
I have a P7. There are 2 things I don't like about it: it's too heavy, and the jerky scrolling.
If they released an updated version of the P5 I would jump on that. The P5 was the perfect phone.
Here's a little known secret: you can still enjoy Lemmy without giving up reddit. I use both. There are some sports subreddits that I am not prepared to walk away from.
I thought this post title was just random words strung together at first.
Writing. I used to write short stories but recently I've begun work on a novel.
The Elements of Eloquence is a fantastic read.
How do people like this even exist.
I know. The picture of the calendar is entirely self-explanatory yet they wrote a thousand words explaining it.
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If I go to somecommunity@lemmy.world while I am logged in to my lemm.ee account and tap the share icon, it creates a link to somecommunity@lemm.ee when it should be @lemmy.world.
If I use pythorhead to log in to one lemmy instance, can I still post to a community on a different instance? I tried using discover_community to search for the community (with @community@instance) but that didn't work.
Is this possible, or can I only post to communities on the instance I am logged in on via the script?
In reddit apps, whenever you create a new post based on a URL, the post title gets suggested from the link title. Can we get this feature in Liftoff?
A half-decade later, Google finally made a decent to-do list app.
Currently I have to use lemmy in my browser to access mod tools. Will these be brought to Liftoff?
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To reproduce:
- Go into a post
- Upvote a comment. Observe that the up arrow has changed colour
- Exit the post back to the main page
- Return to the same post and find the comment. The up arrow will no longer be coloured.
When I go to my profile, on the About tab there is a list of my subscribed communities. But it only shows the community name, not the instance. If I have subscribed to multiple communities with the same name, there's no way to tell them apart.
For example I can see three entries for "!android". Would be nice to know which is which.
I love these guys. Grab a few seeds from a local park, take them home and watch them sprout.
The Moreton Bay Chestnut (aka black bean tree, or three bean tree) is native to south east Queensland and grows into a large tree, unless kept in a pot.
I love these guys. Grab a few fallen seeds from a local park, take them home and watch them sprout.
Twitter’s dying, Reddit’s changing, everything else is entertainment – and there’s nowhere left to hang out.
When I post a comment reply, the reply isn't visible after I hit the post button. I need to manually refresh the page to make it appear. Seems that it would make more sense for it to appear immediately, otherwise users might think it didn't even post.
If I try to upload an image in a comment reply, such as a screenshot from my phone, I get a Format Exception, complaining about unexpected HTML.
Pixel 7 with v0.10.4
