I wouldn’t mind a metal back with a circle of glass for charging, but that is a very un-apple aesthetic.

I didn’t know there was a distinction based on length. What is ‘active’?

Mine is mainly a YouTube and Books machine. During the NFL season I’ll use it to keep tabs on games that my team isn’t in, or pull up NFL Redzone as a PiP kind of setup from the couch.

Sometimes I use it for recipes too

Mine is mainly a YouTube and Books machine. During the NFL season I’ll use it to keep tabs on games that my team isn’t in, or pull up NFL Redzone as a PiP kind of setup from the couch.

Sometimes I use it for recipes too

The bootlickers over at r/apple have been defending this for years

Mind blown tysm

🤞🏼

I’ve had the same issue. It seems to have more trouble when I’m connected to something else via Bluetooth already. Disconnecting everything before putting in an Airpod seems to work, but is pretty inconvenient.

Then limit rewards to posts. And I specifically did not mention a subscription service for that reason.

Yes but to put myself in the shoes of your average social media user - a donation just disappears, although you get the warm fuzzy feeling for doing so. Buying rewards actually gives something (albeit very small) in return so we can show our appreciation towards others who are creating quality content

To expand on the idea:

Ideally this would incentivize devs who are hesitant about the cost of hosting to spin up a server, bringing us more instance options and helping to further decentralize the platform.

Right now fedi relies on donations, and it seems to be working, but at some point the growth could outpace the donations leading to large instances shutting down. Rewards on Reddit are dumb as shit cause they feed an amoral corporation, but on Lemmy they would directly support those who are lending their time, money, and expertise to the growth of the fediverse.

Cringe. Host your own server and run it however you want.

Memmy caps out at 10 (including parent comment) based on the team building comment thread. Is that the case in a browser?

Friends, the downvote button is not a “I don’t like the topic of this post” button.