Thank you.

Here’s your answer: “Lemmy wouldn’t really takeoff to replace Reddit until it’s content is search indexable”

Isn’t this something others should be asking?

Aren’t you arguing right now? (.❛ᴗ❛ )

Bruh, you’re the one to delete your post.

The problem is we are losing a community to curation and not just access to media, the later which can be compensated by decentralised medium like torrent.

More than the hardware it was the software side of things that caught both Sony and LG along with after-sales support.

It seems he just wants to argue but I wouldn’t take cloud storage as an option but at most a backup if the device is ever lost or stolen.

To be clear, I am on macOS as well along with PC that has both Windows and Pop!_OS for Linux. I follow industry news and this year is supposed to be a ‘S’ year as we just had Titanium to Tetraprism camera last year. I would prefer to skip the likely first generation hardware developments to support Apple Intelligence that would be quickly outpaced by its successor anyway as I grab the top-most model (Pro-Max-Ultra~) and keep it as long as it’s good.

Not at all saying skipping the iPhone for an Android but if mine can handle COD:Mobile (Game) at High Graphics then you’d just need to clear buildup iOS cache by restoring the device from a backup like iTunes if you’re on PC. Camera upgrades is the one am more interested with for my case which would be 48MP sensor for the Ultrawide this year and 48MP for the Telephoto next year to finally have all three camera on the same megapixel count along with the selfie camera getting a 24MP upgrade as well since the iPhone 6 if am not wrong.

I am on iPhone X but changed the battery this year instead and will see how it goes.

You’ve nothing else to do on Lemmy, do you?

And I welcome you to do it, so you too get the point. That’s it.

Nope, it’s because all the media attachments to codeblocks to links if not existing user questions are already build and formatted that would require a lot of effort to maintain and redo it with markdown on an app (Voyager) that’s not even native for questionable (low) number of users at most a hundred. Had this been paywalled or full of advertisements then sure it’s worth a complain but what pitchfork nonsense is this argument?

Well, what does that have to do?

I have a decade old account on reddit with a million karma and was suggested through r/RedditAlternatives to try out the Voyager app where I have been scrolling through a guest account. Safe to say, am not new on the internet but let’s hope people here are not exact mirror of reddit community.

Did you read a single line?

No “PC” btw

The bypass revoke uses revoked certificates actually, hence the “no expiry period” ~

Not necessarily the easiest method but rather a subscription bondage to something that should be free like torrenting for example or how APK files are loaded on Android.