I mean I guess it’s fine. It just doesn’t provide much value to me personally.
Rakn
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I think if this is what Lemmy is intended for it’s sad and will always a niche thing. I refuse to believe that this is what Lemmy is aiming for.
It’s all about content and diversity. Without a huge number of users you won’t get all these niche communities that one loves Reddit for.
Where is the active plant doctor community? Where are the folks from different professions weighting in with their opinion?
The Fediverse could exist with 5 users. But it would be boring. It just now crossed a threshold where one could hope that if becomes something.
Next problem is surge pricing and general ticket prices. I recall one city I was living in a few years back having advertisements for taking the train. And I was like “Yeah sure. It’s just double the price and triple the time”.
To me taking the train (at least for long distances) is a luxury thing.
I’d say it’s likely the same in Germany. Just depends on the circumstances.
Then maybe don’t make such a list. lol.
Not sure what those apps are. S Tier both kinda look like Memmy? (It’s the only one I know).
I’m using iCloud for syncing. Works on my iPhone, Mac and Windows PC.
That’s interesting. Might really be interesting for PHP developers that work on their own. But otherwise I don’t think Laravel is anything another Framework should aspire to be like. It’s one of the more annoying ones I yet had the pleasure to work with. A lot of anti patterns that make it a no go for really large projects.
Nice to hack away something small though.
The US is a weird place. Feels like such a modern country but then they use technology from the last century and no one seems to question that …
Yeah. That’s my experience as well. I will also ask people to stop sending me SMS. The last time that happens was probably over 10 years ago though. Everyone I ever met (except for US folks) uses messengers nowadays. I mean even a lot of US folks use iMessage instead of SMS. Even though that’s weird as well. Since I would expect folks to use some universal app that isn’t restricted to a specific phone brand.
That doesn't sound right. But then again, like someone else already said: If they aren't in the EU and don't have dealings with them (because they aren't large companies), who is going to enforce it?