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Sync for Lemmy internal build.
It’s good, guys. Real good.
Sync for Lemmy internal build.
It’s good, guys. Real good.
People have reported it working but @ljdawson has warned against using old backups so make sure you make a fresh backup to import from.
From Discord:
Tomorrow is the google play signup form for everyone else (pending google approving it)
Thingiverse was stagnant and underdeveloped for many years and borderline unusable at times, so a lot of people feel pretty strongly about migrating to other sites.
If you’re talking about the more limited set of options you get when you right click a file in Windows 11, just hold shift while right clicking to get the original options. You’ve actually been able to hold shift to get additional options going way back, I think to windows XP.
There’s a lot of extra useful options in there too like opening command prompts to the current folder and copying file paths to the clipboard.
Microsoft is adding extensive archive format support (using libarchive) to Windows 11. I’d like to thank 7-zip for its service over the decades, though.
What do mean? It’s used pretty extensively.
What people call GIFs these days are almost always not actually GIFs. GIFs will usually have high dithering due to it using an 8-bit color palette and an odd frame rate because the per-frame delay is specified in jiffies so you can’t really get normal framerates (especially high ones).
What dethroned GIFs was the <video>
HTML element. The video format doesn’t matter.
I’ve read that a high-end electrical tape like Scotch Super33+ doesn’t leave residue, but I’ve never tried it myself.
When did you last use Connect? All of these apps are improving fast. Right now, I prefer Connect.
Lemmy.world just upgraded to 0.18 a couple of hours ago. Still a little sluggish but has improved significantly over the last half hour.
As I understand it, LJ gave another developer his blessing to take a stab at Sync for iOS (I imagine with some sort of financial arrangement) but development had been very slow, and it never left TestFlight.