fer0n @ fer0n @lemm.ee

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Being able to use markdown isn’t new. The preview is new and the tools that help you if you don’t know what you have to type :P

It’s still freezing up, but it’s far less severe on the TestFlight version.

Is it entirely gone for you? Feels like it’s gotten better, but there’s still the occasional stutter for me.

The scrolling has been my biggest issue and basically the reason why I never used it. I’m happy to see it being so much better now, thanks!

Interesting idea

Im not trying to say anyone should use one over the other, I’m glad both exists. You probably have a point that they are too different to be comparable, but for me they’d both compete for the same "social media time" and I simply get much more out of Lemmy.

They’re like Twitter and Twitter (was) doing just fine. I’m not saying the format is objectively bad, it’s just not for me.

Fair point. There’s definitely advantages and disadvantages to both.

There are clients that let you disable boosts for certain people, ivory on iOS is one of them. But I totally get the general issue you’re having, I have the same one.

I think the structured conversation makes a big difference on Lemmy

Yeah definitely. I’m not saying it’s bad, just that it isn’t for me.

I tried to use ivory‘s filter to limit some of the other hobbies or stuff that I’m just not interested in, but it only goes so far

I don’t think Xcode will run on the headset natively, definitely not anytime soon.

For web development I usually have an IDE, git client, browser for development and browser for looking things up. The two browser windows could run on the headset (one accessing the mac via IP), but at least the git client and IDE have to run on the Mac. It would work, but ideally I’d have at least two virtual monitors. Not sure how convenient it would be to cmd+tab switch between apps/windows.

I can ofc. do everything on one screen as well, but then what’s the point of having the headset.

Haha this is perfect^^

Did that also apply to electric cars? Or were you allowed to plug it in yourself

Hopeful they’ll get cheaper quickly

I’m not a car person, so excuse my lack of knowledge. But do electric cars have/need cooling liquid? Just wondering

That doesn’t keep gas stations from offering it, does it? It’s just not mandated anymore

That must’ve been one of the most useless regulations. Is that just about jobs? I can’t really imagine it being a security risk issue or any other reason

When I was in Oregon, I saw them being tipped.