christophski @ christophski @feddit.uk

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I strongly disagree with this, any error message shown to the user should be helpful to the user

Wow that really would be great, definitely would be the last thing I'm looking for in the app! Do you have a way of donating to the app?

I don't particularly care about the ads they seem pretty unintrusive but I've got to say that connect has won me over at this point and I don't see any reason to switch.

V'GINY

Rewatching stargate and it's just as good as I remember

My local sixth form is called the Sixth Form College and is not attached to a school! There's a spanner in your works 😂

Connect has fast become my chosen lemmy app, thanks for the hard work!

One thing I miss from Relay is the comment navigator buttons floating at the bottom, any chance of a feature like this?

Bbc R&D is very cool, their blog is a great read and doing some very impressive work

Looks like they have put a lot of thought into it so I'm keen to see where they get with it. My concern with these kind of changes is that they often end up trying to guess what the user wants, which creates an unpredictable behaviour that is then more annoying than it is helpful.

I'm thinking more about being able to run your entire environment locally. We use GCP and we have a combination of appengine, cloud run and cloud functions tied together with api requests and pubsub. The cloud functions are the main bit missing from our local environment as we've not been able to spend the time to set it up yet.

It's mind boggling that having an easy to use local environment wasn't the first thing cloud providers did

That sounds like something that companies are going to do literally everything they can to avoid. I hope this makes them squirm.

To be honest, I'd forgotten that "installing windows" was a thing

Lifehacker got me into everything tech 15 years ago. It is nothing like it used to be, it's very sad.

Chevalier d'Éon spent the last years of her life recognised by the king as a woman from 1777.

The term transgender is 20th century, but transgender people have always existed

Can you explain how this affects chat apps? What do they need to implement?

Pidgin was so sick, I miss those simpler times

Unions should not be a controversial thing, they should be standard practice

Mine would most certainly be a classic one, though I'd most likely just start a new one tbh!

Seems that you have a strict view of how someone should "love" something. Not everyone is like that. I read the BBC and fully appreciate it but I am very open to any and all criticism of it.