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Discord moment

“Hmm, we need to make a communications app. Communicating is important, it’ll keep millions of people in contact with eachother. We’ll have to make it as lightweight as possible.”

“OH! I KNOW! ELECTRON!!”

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I’ll test the “no-shaming” rule a bit here by admitting some sins:

  • Once, I got a normal oven cheese pizza and added a different sauce per quadrant. Keep in mind, this is on a pizza that already has frozen pizza sauce. IIRC, the quadrants were BBQ sauce, Alfredo, Buffalo, and a fourth which I’ve forgotten. I ate the whole thing without a complaint.

  • A month or so ago, I was hungry in the middle of the night and wanted to eat a pizza. Unfortunately, the oven in our house is next to a room with people sleeping, so I couldn’t use it. Instead, I ate the frozen pizza unthawed like a goblin in my bed. Didn’t finish it, and regretted the experience after.

wefwef

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Should we change app names?

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I believe the Dev said it isn’t an acronym, it’s just where he found his hands placed on his keyboard one day, the WEF keys.

I did ask GPT-4 to make an acronym for it anyways, and got:

W- Web

E- Enhanced

F- Fediverse

W- Webapp

E- Explorer

F- Framework

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True and fair. Definitely agree with your third-party app thing (man, where have I seen the benefits of having third party apps before?)

I do remember trying out a (TOS breaking) third party app I found on GitHub, but it lacked a lot of features like voice calls and whatnot and crashed frequently. That’s to be expected, though.

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What was the main reason you left Reddit?

I started with the official app for the longest time, but then it just got worse and worse.

Constant A/B tests, godawful changes, the video player, etc.. There was a subreddit made to complain submit bug reports and discuss the app, r/redditmobile. At first, the devs were quite receptive with the community, even apologizing for removing a swipe gesture that they thought no one used and re-introducing it, but eventually they just stopped caring. Cries from users went unheard, and the app just felt worse and worse to use.

I kept hearing people say “I’m moving to Apollo” in the comments, which caused me to look in to whatever an “Apollo” is. Boy, was I glad I did.

A consistent UI, changes and additions that were commonly disabled by default when added, and zero ads. It was exactly what I wanted.

Aaaand then Reddit killed it.

At least wefwef is helping me stay in denial here on lemmy.