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No. I'm saying I've seen hundreds of those, so it's not interesting in the slightest.
Yes! It just started working when I updated it a few days ago.
That's very common.
Do people still use Google search? Maybe I don't get out much, but idk anyone that uses Google search.
Well, I won't tell you that it got cancelled. Oh, crap!
There are a couple specific Reddit subs that I use that haven't migrated. They are an app specific and a device specific sub. They are the only reason I still have a Reddit account. There aren't as many posts on Lemmy, but they are increasing. There are also other places like Scored, Raddle, Tildes, Rabbit Hole, Saidit, Kbin, Aether, and Minds. Some of them have seen some growth since Reddit took the plunge off the cliff.
I use it for lots of things. I'm not a coder, so I can't make my own apps from scratch. With Tasker I can make my own apps. I've made tons of them.
I still have a Reddit account because there are some core subs that haven't migrated, but I don't have to official app installed. I use Tasker to check Reddit and notify me of posts.
My memory is horrible and my schedule is varied every day, so I can't set alarms for certain times. I made an app where I can say something to my watch and it will remind me depending on my location. For example, I can remind myself to get paper towels on my way home from work. When I leave work, it will send a reminder to my watch.
I use it for call screening. I only let calls from my contacts ring. It sends all other calls to voicemail.
I use it to run scripts in Termux.
I have a routine that will tell me why an app was closed.
I have it POST things to the timeline on my watch with JSON.
I have it reassign functions to my phone's buttons. I made an app that turns on the flashlight when I shake the phone.
I have it put the battery level of my Bluetooth devices in my notification bar and on my watchface.
I have it gather weather and notify me conditions and severe weather alerts.
I could go on and on, but you get the idea. You can do just about anything with it.
The books aren't "banned". They're just not in the school. These arguments are meant to distract from the real issues of concern that are going on. But, like I said, it doesn't matter, so I'm not going to argue about it.
OMG! I'm a bot??!!
If you go to the website for the instance you can list all the communities and subscribe to them very quickly. Just go down the list and tap "subscribe" next to each one you want to subscribe to. It can't be any quicker or simpler.
It's for lazy people. I get the ones that aren't wrapped. They're cheaper too.