It already happened on Monday. Found out the surgery was a success, and I'm now cancer free \o/

I had to move the Connect app to the spot RiF used to be in because I didn't realise until it was gone that muscle memory would take me there pretty much every time I was scrolling my phone. I'll miss it a lot, but I have hope that in time a better alternative/Lemmy will take over. They don't deserve to succeed at this point.

Yeah, I think a lot of people waited until the Reddit apps were actually killed before making the switch (myself included).

Wow, this hit me right in the nostalgia.

I used to commute Edinburgh - Glasgow, and plenty of others do the same. It's also common for folk to do the trip just for an evening to go to a gig or something (a lot of tours will have their only Scottish date in Glasgow). I think your friends were probably meaning that you'd need more than a day to fully be able to see what Glasgow has to offer? If not, that seems really odd as it's a busy commuter route.

My vote goes to lemmers.

Tell me your secrets! I have to keep the nails on my right hand shorter than on my left or I feel like I start making a ton of mistakes because my nail hits the screen awkwardly and pushes my finger back slightly from where I think I'm hitting. Is it just perseverance and adjusting muscle memory?

This is how I'm feeling right now too. I'm hopeful that the userbase will expand quickly though.

When I visited I was disappointed to find it closed - this sounds like a perfect excuse to make a return trip!

Yeah, I think you answered your own question there unfortunately :/

This is the reason I'm back. Being able to lurk on Reddit scratched the itch just enough that I didn't need an alternative while that worked.

Billy Connolly would be a good shout too I think.