Honestly I am puzzled every time I see someone ragebaiting and/or having a very bad take without that wretched checkmark on X
Honestly I am puzzled every time I see someone ragebaiting and/or having a very bad take without that wretched checkmark on X
Same, but maybe my timezone (GMT +8) would play a role in my case
when lemmy is clearly essentially a reddit clone.
The apps blurring the lines between the two platforms don’t help too lol
Genuine question, is it possible for a developer of a FOSS project to enforce copyright protections or does the nature of FOSS disallow that?
This is a very neat QOL feature to have, nice detail
That’s true—I’m planning to pay as well, but I’m waiting for the IAPs to sort themselves out, everyone seems to report very different prices
And those are the ones with arguably better UIs out of all of the apps
Notice a pattern?
I’m surprised they don’t shit on macOS too lol
Ads, what ads?
FOSS apps often suffer from mediocre UX/UI since the expected audience are power users, but it alienates users that aren’t. They’re functional for those who need it, yes, but is the GUI high quality? More often than not, they aren’t.
I’m not saying FOSS can’t have bad UI, like Blender for example, but those are the exception, not the rule.
For me, Connect and Thunder are getting there, but they don’t have the same level of quality and finesse as Sync. Though to be fair, Sync has a decade of work put into it.
I like it too, it’s a genius detail tbh
I never really realized how bad reddit slowly became until I’ve settled into lemmy/kbin, everything is mostly peaceful here (for now, maybe)
I have actually started finding results for things on programming.dev on Google.
What was your search query, did you specifically call for a lemmy result or was programming.dev organically shown?
Hell, reddit share holders seem to be upset with what’s going on
Not that I don’t believe this, seems plausible to me⎯but would you happen to have a source for that.
so there are decent odds they’ll revert the changes and we’ll be back there in a year.
Hate to say this but I’m still clinging on to Reddit for some of the niche subs, but hopefully they’ll spring up here.
I think even the jump between 2.7 and 2.8 is huge in terms of user-friendliness and aesthetics, but yeah over time Blender has gotten way more features and support. Hell, it supported ARM Macs way before Maya did, and the latter only got ARM support earlier this year. I expected Apple to fully complete their transition before Autodesk managed to pull it off.
Oh dear, and I thought it was somehow related to machine learning/AI stuff
Same here. r/worldbuilding, r/writing, and r/writing prompts hasn’t had a sizable presence on lemmy yet…
Even Lemmy isn’t safe from the duplicate comment issue lol
Bots advertising to bots, it really is a boring dystopia…