KitKat had a good life. It was the first android version I used and has a special place in my heart.

I don’t see SAT/ACT going anywhere. CLT may start being accepted as an alternative, but it’s not going to be taken except by the most hardcore red schools. Even then, it just doesn’t make sense since every college OOS uses the SAT/ACT. Good on DeSantis for doing…literally nothing helpful, again.

They are just distracting us from the merger!

I just upvote everything on Lemmy. We need more engagement on here.

I comment a lot more here than Reddit

The irony of your comment posting twice 😂

This looks exactly like Old Reddit, holy shit.

Well? Apparently, they plan on making it happen. https://help.instagram.com/169559812696339

Sadly haven’t had the same experience. There are some websites that are broken and Canvas particularly didn’t play videos well on Firefox. Also, it has been really laggy for me lately and watching videos has been laggy. There are also no tab sorting options. I love Firefox and still use it, but it’s not all great.

I haven’t deleted it yet. I want to support it until the end.

Using WefWef too and I’m surprised how good it is for a PWA. Only thing I miss is haptic feedback.

Just wondering, how does that affect other instances? The whole point of the fediverse is that it’s decentralized.

I still think that Lemmy needs to be more user-friendly before it starts to gain a lot of traction. Right now, the decentralization is an aspect that makes it so great, but it also creates a lot of pain points.

As people said here already, I prefer Windows subsystem for Android. It’s built-in and fairly robust.

Do you use a different currency to get it cheaper?

The great thing about Apollo is that you can customize the gestures.

Yeah, that’s a fair point. I wasn’t thinking straight there 😅

Didn’t realize because everything is automatically backed up at first. Took a look and turned it off after I saw it was making up so much storage. Why does the cloud storage need to backup so much onto the cloud storage? 😂

Yeah I don’t think so either 😁

I hope it sticks. It's actually quite interesting that Google recognized that user frustration has been higher in the last month due to many subreddits being private.