Part of that is just us using our phones more. If I used my smartphone the way I would use an old flip phone, the battery would probably last a few days
I considered lemmy.ml at first, but it had a message asking people to sign up on a different instance because they were overloaded. I chose lemmy.world because the admins had experience running a decently sized Mastodon server.
It’s already noticeably more active than it was a couple weeks ago. Not everyone who joins tomorrow will stay, but there will still be a solid boost in activity
I’m pretty sure that 70MB is including the entire .NET standard library, which is massive. Enabling NativeAOT or trimming reduces the size down to a few MB
That’s a shame. It’s my most played game on Steam. I played the 2014 game quite a bit, and even had a few hours in the OG mod.
It’s a shame it can’t be included in the mainline kernel. Especially over what seems to be a legal technicality.
Those are some incredibly generic responses.
Part of that is just us using our phones more. If I used my smartphone the way I would use an old flip phone, the battery would probably last a few days
I considered lemmy.ml at first, but it had a message asking people to sign up on a different instance because they were overloaded. I chose lemmy.world because the admins had experience running a decently sized Mastodon server.
Just tested it, and the latest versions of macOS and iOS can both display WebP images.
It’s already noticeably more active than it was a couple weeks ago. Not everyone who joins tomorrow will stay, but there will still be a solid boost in activity
I’m pretty sure that 70MB is including the entire .NET standard library, which is massive. Enabling NativeAOT or trimming reduces the size down to a few MB
Can you upvote or downvote posts through Mastodon? Or does that have to be done from a Lemmy instance?