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Spot on with the cursed, 3 of the last 4 drives were for negative yards…
Or worse (maybe it’s just me) it will update but leave my alarm on silent.
Thanks for the response, that totally makes sense.
I found the feature for memmy here , which calls all hide requests on refresh, which is fine for the user but like you said problematic for Lemmy.
Anecdotally I have noticed lots of empty fetches on refresh since they added it, only fixed by changing the sort options.
Thanks, just found out about this (been using memmy). I like the feel of mlem a lot more, only thing holding me back is hide on scroll feature.
Anyone know if there are plans for this or did I miss it in settings?
The lawsuit had the best outcome for everyone, especially future families.
Do you know how this works? I understood if you have Instagram a threads account is already created for you, but is it the App Store location you downloaded from or IP or user set location?
The only time Elon musk shows up on my lemmy feed is from enoughElonSpam…
I think that’s kinda the problem, plug and play content will be super easy to generate, which is what many streaming services seem to be prioritizing (production cost to engagement ratio)
Yeah I use 3 emails on 3 different domain servers which means opening 3 tabs and being redirected to portals on all of them
My favorite comment “no u” lmao
I can’t believe how well it runs on iPhone, way smoother than the Mlem TestFlight app. I think this wasn’t an option for Reddit 3pa because once you try to monetize, if it’s not on the App Store you’re getting steamrolled. Anyways since that doesn’t seem to be an issue here it seems like a great solution.
Would be interested to hear from the devs how they plan to expand in the future.
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I guess OP said 10,000 / 3,000,000 = 1/300 = .33% so a bit lower but maybe 3 Million is approximate?
Google says 2.048 population so 1/204.8 which is 0.48%