As far as I understood, they focus on the iOS App Store release (which I think is ongoing?) and after that make the Android version (which should not take so much time).
As far as I understood, they focus on the iOS App Store release (which I think is ongoing?) and after that make the Android version (which should not take so much time).
A lot of users will stay, but some left. I hope they will be enough to replace the content machine Reddit with the fediverse.
Twitter is about people, Reddit is about content.
Do you remember any nicknames or any famous Reddit users? I remember the story about the poop knife but not the nickname. I remember on lemmy the 3 day no poop challenge but not the nickname.
I’ve added Lemmy as safari homescreen app. You have to use the gestures (which I hated) but you get used to it.
Uncharted 1. A lot of people told me that I have to play the uncharted games, they’re groundbreaking. I can understand that the early games were ahead of their time when they released, but they aged badly. The physics, the story, the gameplay - everything feels just like trash.
If you don’t have any nostalgic memories of the game and you play it for the first time today, you’ll think it sucks.
I like the look of the game (compared to No Mans Sky) but I can’t trust Bethesda. I won’t preorder, but I’ve got hope.
Is there a list with upcoming features?
My whole Reddit experience was Apollo, even on desktop after the release for M1 Macs.
So they’re not killing just an app to connect with Reddit, they’re killing the Reddit experience (at least for me).
I’ve stopped using Reddit web years ago, I installed the official Reddit app last month and uninstalled it after 5 minutes because it felt like a piece of shit.
I will stick with lemmy and even think about starting to create content.
Twitter sueing Meta because they hired ex twitter employees to build the twitter competitor Threads (which just sucks to be honest).