This. And if you have kids that just want a large catalogue of random games, it’s perfect.

Doesn’t seem many people commenting here like the idea. But for me personally, and my family situation, saves me heaps of money.

Or you could tear the Dyson hand dryer off the wall and carefully jimmy the door open with it

And colostomy bags

Video games and heavy metal I found is good for my mental health

So is there a Lemmy/kbin equivalent?

Didn’t we just finish one circuit of this merry-go-round 6 days ago? https://lemmy.world/post/1967628

I am also curious. Especially whether there’s some Lemmy-specific feature, or if it’s just up to the way you connect, and some apps are integrating with an image service directly.

I see a book release in his near future

These conversations bring the weirdest people out of the woodwork. I remember talking with a guy who explained to me how crap Apple laptops were because you (according to him) can’t customise them. Turns out he’d never owned or even used an Apple laptop. I was like, why do you care?! Especially about something you have no experience with!

I did the same. Then realised I could follow most of the more interesting kbin magazines from lemmy. So that’s where I’ve stayed.

Also, having a mobile app is probably the second most important thing to me (after content). And lemmy has lots of options there.

Seems to be a know bug and fixed I the latest test flight version. Was just chatting with them on Discord. They posted this

Maybe. I’m on an iPhone 12 mini.

I did scroll the most recent comments in the App Store and see someone say the same. So hopefully it’s on their radar. I don’t see anywhere to report bugs other than GitHub.

Edit: here’s a screen recording https://share.icloud.com/photos/065bF4z4Vol-JAffI6FtUX8mA

I’m getting a really weird bug with memmy. Whenever I bring the app back into the foreground I have the colour briefly flash from light mode back to dark mode. Ug.

On iOS Bean is in beta and working pretty well. There’s also Voyager that is a web app but you would never know it. Essentially a clone of Apollo.

Nah you’re right and this person has obviously never used a Garmin.

The Apple Watch is a great smartwatch though and solid for sports. My wife has one and loves it. I’m on the Garmin side, so we’re always comparing.

This is a troll comment.

Let’s review: has “had a couple of Garmins”, but doesn’t know that both speed and lap speed are default data fields in the bike activity. And can be trivially changed to average speed or essentially a bazillion other types of data (HR, power etc) in a highly customisable way.

Well there’s lots of different sizes and a few styles. But all good. Different strokes …