let’sSwitch overTo camelCase!

I just don’t understand why they moved to discord instead of Lemmy. Discord is just a dumb platform for thread based discussions.

If you don’t mind buying another tool - there are unscrewing tools, which you apply like a screwdriver and hit it with a hammer. They form a new cross-slot profile in the screw head and at the same time give a rotary impulse to loosen the screw.

Anyone know what they are called?

Edit:

• Screw extractor
• Hand impact driver

How exactly does federation on Nextcloud work? I use a hosted Nextcloud instance but it’s just an OneDrive alternative for me.

I have currently 9 Lemmy clients on my Android phone and this one feels the smoothest right now.

Great work, looking forward to the further development!

I tried all the reddit apps I got aware of and Joey was just miles ahead of the pack.

There have been so many customization settings, custom themes, well-impoemented navigation features like skipping posts/comments with the volume keys of the phone etc.

I’m currently using 8 apps for Lemmy and none of them seems even close (yes, I know these are mostly alpha releases).

I really hope the joey dev creates a Lemmy client.

You just wanted to show off your post score, didn’t you?

Now that’s a life pro tip 👍🏼

It’s going downhill in Europe too. I used Airbnb comparably early when it was available in Germany and it was a great way to cut costs while staying in unique locations and getting great tips from local owners.

Now it’s mostly the commercial listings you would find on other sites too, riddled with strange fees and Hotel-like prices.

I prefer decimal freedom units. I offer 5.9166 ft.

You just make another account on a preferably smaller instance.

It’s a new account though, that means you’re not migrating anything.

I expect there will be some tools in the future which allow to migrate/sync your subscriptions between accounts at least but comments and posts will always be tied to the instance your account belongs to, I guess.

Yeah, I can’t fathom why people work for a for-profit company as volunteers, especially in time-consuming and high-profile jobs like this.

Idk…in another post it read that reddit has more than 2000 employees.

And they weren’t willing to have one person on the payroll for their most famous format?

Thanks for this well-written roundup of what’s going on. I think you’ve hit the nail on the head. I just hope the dev doesn’t rack up debt in the time the app is free…

Fully agree. Power mods like him are a huge problem on reddit and I hope this will not repeat in the fediverse.