I think people feel some sort of allegiance to the devs too. I loved boost when I was on reddit. It was a smooth, user friendly app. People compare stable boost/sync to unstable alpha lemmy apps. They don't realize that boost and sync will have growing pains too.
My points keep getting reset every couple of days, so I don't care too much about that. I think I was making a valid point though. Obviously people were pretty engaged with it.
Cool thing about lemmy is if these mods want to be jerks, I'll just go to another android community on another instance.
Mine just reset, a few hours after the update. This is the only app I've used that implements a score. I actually like the idea of karma, I think it makes people act better, but I don't care that much.
I posted this article, so obviously I mostly agree with it. But...
It says the MIT study found that a car with 73 mile range could cover 87% of all driving days. But to cover 73 miles, you might need something like 120 mile range in the middle of winter and freeway driving. If a car loses 10% capacity by 100k miles, you may need 135.
It's always a little scary to pull in to your driveway with 5%, so you need a little cushion on top too.
I think having 150ish miles is probably a good target.
I think it's wishful thinking or propaganda. Putin still has a lot of popular support. He's in a more tenuous position than he's ever been in his time in power, but he still seems to have firm grasp of the levers of power for now.
Let's be clear that crazy conservatives are overwhelmingly white. While there are people of color in that group, they represent small portions of their communities.
Oh I see, you're talking about limiting news stories. That's a good idea.
That's a good point too
I think people feel some sort of allegiance to the devs too. I loved boost when I was on reddit. It was a smooth, user friendly app. People compare stable boost/sync to unstable alpha lemmy apps. They don't realize that boost and sync will have growing pains too.
It's s daily average, not total
I love your thought process, but I'm not sure how we get there
The cool thing about this platform is that we can just leave. There's another android community at !android@lemmy.ml
My points keep getting reset every couple of days, so I don't care too much about that. I think I was making a valid point though. Obviously people were pretty engaged with it.
Cool thing about lemmy is if these mods want to be jerks, I'll just go to another android community on another instance.
I think they just removed my post. I don't think it broke any rules?
People say liftoff is the most RIF like
https://imgflip.com/i/7rw3ik
That's a good point. I wasn't thinking about loaded trucks.
Mine just reset, a few hours after the update. This is the only app I've used that implements a score. I actually like the idea of karma, I think it makes people act better, but I don't care that much.
Look at the big brain on macrocephalic
It's been a little wonky today. I assume related to the upgrade.
I posted this article, so obviously I mostly agree with it. But...
It says the MIT study found that a car with 73 mile range could cover 87% of all driving days. But to cover 73 miles, you might need something like 120 mile range in the middle of winter and freeway driving. If a car loses 10% capacity by 100k miles, you may need 135.
It's always a little scary to pull in to your driveway with 5%, so you need a little cushion on top too.
I think having 150ish miles is probably a good target.
Sorry for the reposts. I kept getting an error message telling me to try again
I think it's wishful thinking or propaganda. Putin still has a lot of popular support. He's in a more tenuous position than he's ever been in his time in power, but he still seems to have firm grasp of the levers of power for now.
We're #1! Yay!
Let's be clear that crazy conservatives are overwhelmingly white. While there are people of color in that group, they represent small portions of their communities.