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.

It’s the stigma actually since 9/11 or the fear from it that can negatively affect their businesses including vandalism if not less attraction to their places.

Where was it said it will taste bad?

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.

Indian food restaurants have been a blessing in this although there are many Pakistani-Muslim owners posing as Indian ones in US.

New here, she’s cute.

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

The /u/mp3@lemmy.ca and /c/asklemmy@lemmy.world usage doesn’t seem to be showing any difference from Arctic app.

Just don’t completely forget about them ◡̈

Why is Arctic at the bottom?

Reddit’s path of change is only how to become even worse.

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

Very random but now am curious, I miss reddit already.

If you’re the developer of this app, then I would like to clearly state myself directly:

1. Don’t get me wrong, side gestures should actually exist but it’s overly if not weirdly misused in Lemmy. Side Gestures should be strictly utilised to quickly enter (right swipe) and exit (left swipe) communities, posts, threads or menus including in settings by default instead of having to tap some corner of the screen. Side Gestures can also be used to switch between All-Hot-New in the homescreen where I prefer Voyager for thinking this through in the ‘Posts’ section.
2. Double-Tap should be utilised to upvote, Long-Press to collapse, Haptic Touch to show the expanded menu items instead of accidentally triggering something random every time.
3. ‘Save’ followed by ‘Share’ should have a dedicated button to the right under posts while the ‘voting’ and ‘comment’ button on the left need to become larger instead of having a case of ants vs elephants for the same function.

↑420 ↓69 <gap> 💬 <gap> ✓ ↻

4. The ••• menu for each post shouldn’t then display the same repeated options like the voting buttons for the third time after the above implementations and instead should focus on highlighting the essentials with focused minimalism like save media for example.
5. Comment threads are really hard to follow on Lemmy, the colours are a nice touch that may even evolve to change with lighter shades but replies under main comments need to stay single like reddit with lines guiding them. Having the same card layout for comments, replies, subreplies… for the entire thread is a chaotic disaster. This goes same with posts where it’s difficult to gather where the screenshot ends and the caption begins especially when the attachments here are also weird.
6. The display of user thumbnails would be really appreciated in the comments thread so not only it has some life but it’s easier to identify individual participants without being forced to read each meaningless to complex random usernames while scrolling.
7. It’s been also observed that one can’t create or manage communities from the Lemmy client as opposed to Apollo which became moderator’s favourite Reddit client.

A personal observation: Default theme colour shouldn’t be sleep inducing bland blue but something warmer even if red to reddit’s orange. Skype, Facebook, Twitter to AIM all started with that particular shade of blue which didn’t have OLED darkmode back then; it’s advisable to not start with grey-blue combo to red-black by default for all age group going in this era.

What I really meant is push notifications, like there are no banners, badges or alerts of any kind until the app is actually opened even though all permissions are granted:

There's also another issue I happen to come across when uploading a media, probably another bug but there was no way to exit this screen unless forcefully closing the app: Please change the interface that allows to dismiss with a cancel button so one doesn’t have to start all over again if they’re writing a comment.

Looks like this happens when permission to select more images is about to be granted but it skips to upload instead for the first time per new image:

I like the smoothness and animations from being built natively but these tiny-tiny annoyances everywhere are also irritating at the same time like with swipe gestures mentioned above that can be double-tap and long press instead or the notifications for example doesn’t reset nor receive them at real time and so on…