This looks 100% normal on mobile. What platform are you using?

The two big risks with jailbreaking are:

1. You're running an old operating system that's missing modern security updates.
2. Any app you install or website you visit has easier access to your root files, as opposed to the "sandbox" approach for a non jailbroken device.

I wouldn't recommend doing anything that requires your banking or personal info. This device should get its own apple account and if you need to pay for something, use a gift card. Only use jailbroken apps from trusted sources - after all this time, most sources that are malicious for older app versions should be easily identifiable with a little research. There is also iSecureOS which can check if you downloaded something bad or have a third party connected to your device.

The internet itself isn't a risk, it's what you do with it. Don't use your device for general web browsing, don't use the device outside of your home, don't use the internet after the device is set up, and use iSecureOS regularly to check the health of your device. As long as it is set up correctly and you're only using the iPad for one specific project, it should be fine.

If you have questions about how to jailbreak or where you can safely find apps, I'd recommend checking out https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/

So I actually clicked on the link because I wanted to read the article, but it said "that's it. There's only a headline" 🙃

Is there a way to have the gif automatically play?

Depends on how you're browsing lemmy - I'm on liftoff and they auto play. Maybe check your app's settings?

Also, is there a way to add a gif from a keyboard app like GIPHY?

Afaik Lemmy's markdown is text only, so you'll have to get the url from your app. I can't get it for my phone, but there might be a long tap then "view in browser" or "get url" option like I have on their website.

Just wanted to let you know those transphobic guys got banned 😊

Hi, sorry for the random comment but I'm having technical issues. Can anyone from @sh.itjust.works see this?

That's totally fine 😊 In my group, there's a small handful who are really into games and buy everything. They pick up lots of games from Etsy and Kickstarter that no one's heard of before and teach us how to play. Last week it was Wizard Kittens which took maybe 5 minutes to learn.

The most important thing though when trying to make friends is accepting failure. Instead of automatically dismissing it, just try it out and see whether or not it's worth your time. Even if you find out it's not for you, there may be someone there who can direct you towards a different hobby.

There is no universal supplement that everyone needs. There may be things people are prone to being short on based on gender, age, region, medical conditions, etc, but always ask your doctor first. They can run a full panel blood test to measure all your vitamin/mineral levels.

Many supplements negatively interact with prescription medications, or can cause health issues at high doses. Make sure that any supplements you take - including multivitamins - are on your medical record and verified against your new/existing prescriptions.

Cis women are more likely to need supplements. A lot of vitamins are lost because of periods, leading to chronically low iron and magnesium. People with intestinal disorders like IBS may struggle with maintaining potassium levels. But you wouldn't want to give someone with IBS a magnesium supplement without a counter treatment. Potassium is fat soluble, so you shouldn't take it unless you know you need it. And just because you're more likely to be low on something doesn't mean you are.

Bodies are weird. Every body is a little different and we're far from any kind of "universal" treatments. But if you're always feeling off it's worth a checkup. The vast majority of nutrition deficiencies are caused by underlying conditions, which requires treating BOTH the deficiency and the condition. But there isn't some magic vitamin that most people are missing.

"[reddit will] continue to be profit-driven until profits arrive" - as if the arrival of profits is inevitable and no one needs to do anything to ensure their safe journey.

Is THAT how his comment is supposed to be interpreted? I'm an accountant, and I read it as "we're drowning, and we're going to go bankrupt without a new vertical!" If he said that as a sound bite for IPO news, he seriously miscalculated imo.

I would vote for something straightforward, like LeBin. Artemis sounds cool, but it's also a very commonly used word. That will make it harder to search for and advertise to new users. Kbin is unique and easy to find; other made up or obscure words would work as well.