I feel this in my core. Dating in your 30s is like dating at max difficulty
I feel this in my core. Dating in your 30s is like dating at max difficulty
Ugh! I’m so sorry, I just saw the question show up in my feed and I got excited when I had an idea. I’ve got to do better job filtering out communities I don’t mean to be in, or alternatively, find out if Sync for Lemmy can ONLY show my subscribed communities
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I think it was LinkedIn I remember seeing also did this, right before I uninstalled the app. NextDoor does something like this but not 3 pages worth. The harder it is, the less people that will do it - and the companies doing this know that!
Got it! Tysm for the help I’m learninnnnng
Ok ok… So me using Lemmy.world is a specific instance of Lemmy, so it’s almost like its own server? And other instances (maybe lemmy.unitiedstates?) is its own federated instance likely related to just U.S. posts and it can communicate with other instances? Do de-federated instances have no other communication with instances?
Apologies if these are silly, I feel like a dum dum because everyone else seems to grasp this except me.
Newbie question here… What’s the difference between federated and de-federated?
Worth it. It’s a win/win really
Only reason I use AppleTV is MLS. To be fair, they’ve done better than I expected so far, hoping improvements keep coming though.
Some of that isn’t i-message specific though, right? I have a Pixel and it has high quality pictures, typing indicators, reads receipts, sends over wifi… the other stuff I don’t think Android has but that’s a bit gimicky anyway. Not trying to be an android fan girl but I really don’t understand what makes i-message better.
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