The money Biden has raised directly however can only go to the people that were on his ticket at the time the donation was made
That’s the part of the code that seems strange??
Hey, Lemmios developer here, what do you mean by cutting off images? It’s a known bug (I’m not sure that’s the right word because it’s working as intended just looks odd when people embed images in the body of a post) that Lemmios will only show the begging of a text post in the main feed, but once a post is clicked on there shouldn’t be any cut off images? The image loads fine for me and I would love a screenshot of it getting cut off if you can?
It does not mean that lemmy is less secure, but yes, it means that malicious app developers will have a much easier time stealing login credentials because entering them inside the app is already the norm. However this is definitely a feature that can be added so it does not mean anything bad long term
Even though they are both fediverse they still are quite different and one of the important differences is that lemmy does not support oauth so apps don’t have that option, as for why all mastodon apps use it: it’s because of the security benefits to the user and (as a lemmy app developer) implementing auth is hard lol
Yeah, I'm trying to add as much as I can, thanks for the recognition!
Continuing on the train of adding moderation features, the two newest additions are the modlog:
And comment nuking (hard to put in a picture but will remove comment and all replies to it)
I hope everyone enjoys!
I sent out the post just as the app released so Apple still says they're working on getting it distributed, I have it enabled for all App Store regions so check back soon!
That was the original name (even made !artemistesting@lemmy.world) but if there is an app named Artemis then no
Lemmios is an iOS native Lemmy app with design language heavily inspired by Apollo.
So it's a Lemmy app, there's no need to talk about viewing posts or comments or compact mode or other basic things, but Lemmios does have some features that other apps don't have!
Lemmios will give push notifications for replies and private messages, allowing you to leave the app while still remaining up to date! It also has watchers to notify you of new posts matching specific criteria so you never miss a post!
Want to see how your last post did? Want to see posts from around Lemmy on your home screen? Lemmios has widgets for both of those!
Search directly from the top of the posts view just like in Apollo, usage without an account, and in-app account registration and deletion to name a few!
Lemmios is an iOS native Lemmy app with design language heavily inspired by Apollo.
So it's a Lemmy app, there's no need to talk about viewing posts or comments or compact mode or other basic things, but Lemmios does have some features that other apps don't have!
Lemmios will give push notifications for replies and private messages, allowing you to leave the app while still remaining up to date! It also has watchers to notify you of new posts matching specific criteria so you never miss a post!
Want to see how your last post did? Want to see posts from around Lemmy on your home screen? Lemmios has widgets for both of those!
Search directly from the top of the posts view just like in Apollo, usage without an account, and in-app account registration and deletion to name a few!
Ever wanted to get quick updates on how your latest post is doing? See new posts in your favorite communities? Well here it is Lemmios now has widgets for that! Get beautiful previews with the post's text or image right on your home screen!
A modern Lemmy client for iOS attempting to emulate the ease of use and elegance of Apollo for Reddit. Open source at https://github.com/lavalleeale/lemmios
Watchers allow you to get notifications for new posts with optional filters for minimum upvotes, title keywords, and author name!
Want to just quickly share a post without bringing your friend to the web? Sharing posts as images allows you to share a post (and optionally comments) as a beautifully rendered image.
A modern Lemmy client for iOS attempting to emulate the ease of use and elegance of Apollo for Reddit. Open source at https://github.com/lavalleeale/lemmios
Watchers allow you to get notifications for new posts with optional filters for minimum upvotes, title keywords, and author name!
Want to just quickly share a post without bringing your friend to the web? Sharing posts as images allows you to share a post (and optionally comments) as a beautifully rendered image.
Hey, developer here, just wanted to say thank you so much for the positive feedback, it really means a lot!
It is current just in TestFlight (so iOS only) and the link is https://testflight.apple.com/join/BF7pq1hn
A bit biased since I am the creator, but using Lemmios has been pretty sweet!
A modern Lemmy client for iOS attempting to emulate the ease of use and elegance of Apollo for Reddit. Open source at https://github.com/lavalleeale/lemmios
Get notified in less than a minute when a user replies to one of your posts or comments
Show all replies to your comments from accross lemmy with an unread count.
Other features include editing and reporting
A modern Lemmy client for iOS attempting to emulate the ease of use and elegance of Apollo for Reddit. Open source at https://github.com/lavalleeale/lemmios
Get notified in less than a minute when a user replies to one of your posts or comments
Show all replies to your comments from accross lemmy with an unread count.
Other features include editing and reporting
A modern Lemmy client for iOS attempting to emulate the ease of use and elegance of Apollo for Reddit.
Lemmios is currently in beta so expect many new features coming soon.
A modern Lemmy client for iOS attempting to emulate the ease of use and elegance of Apollo for Reddit.
Lemmios is currently in beta so expect many new features coming soon.
A modern Lemmy client for iOS attempting to emulate the ease of use and elegance of Apollo for Reddit.
Lemmios is currently in beta so expect many new features coming soon.
I think the reasoning was that there was a race condition between the code causing the bluescreen and the code updating to avoid the bluescreen so rebooting 15 times would give a lot of opportunities for the updater to win the race.