True… for now! The upcoming Reddit paywall ushered me here, so I’m hoping it will encourage more people too. Either way, I’m not just not gonna make the community…

Wow, you certainly sunk in more resources than I did! I didn’t mean that you should run the community anywhere near that deeply; I meant just to create it so that there could be a home for Lemmy’s fans of the topic, who would then carry it on. But yeah, unless you’re getting something personal out of it then it’s not worth the effort.

Now that would be a sight to behold!

I sideload Apollo for a few niche communities on reddit that don’t exist here on Lemmy.

Why not make 'em? That’s what I did. Try to get away from Reddit completely by recreating your favorite subs as communities here. I’m really glad I’m on here and hope we can continue to grow this replacement.

Um, got more context? Generic questions beget generic answers.

“I understand this issue is very important to you, but that doesn’t mean you can treat others in this way. <More constructive alternative approach here>”

That’s the best I’ve got given how vague your question is.

Huh, this is the first time I’m reading any of this (although I also don’t personally know anyone who bought Inkbound). TL;DR: Inkbound’s replayability sucks. Is that what you mean? The MT2 trailer says it has endless mode so that should already fix things if it’s done well.

Interesting, so the devices could be countries apart, hypothetically speaking? I had no idea if so.

essentially abandon the game.

What do you mean?

And I’m telling you that I literally do not know anyone who has a smartphone but not a laptop or desktop. That’s probably because phones can only ever achieve so much. Try editing spreadsheets; even Google Sheets is severely limited on mobile, much more so Collabora Office.

Some people also voted ideologically, like wanting to show that Stein, etc. had a following and that people dislike the 2-party system. That doesn’t mean that they “were fine with Trump being president.”

Wait… I thought the whole premise of Syncthing is that the syncing devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi network. How do you configure it to not need this?

Bluetooth has been pretty useful for me; the only problem I run into is device detection, sometimes, but once the two devices pair, rarely are there further problems in the file transfer process.

Good thing Everything bypasses the need for this.

So you’re saying that people do their taxes on their phones? Everyone I know uses both a computer and a smartphone for different reasons.

Um, I hate to break it to you, but sons will think the same thing about themselves and simply not mention it. Source: me