Same. I remember friends who owned a small restaurant early in the Yelp days who were constantly harassed and extorted. They survived but the threat to their business was palpable.

I stayed in a fancy resort with this exact set up. There’s a button that immediately frosts the glass. Still weird. But not as weird?

AND “what percent of X is Y” questions! (stupid percentages)

This.

Can confirm “the limit is the limit” 🤷‍♂️ works WAY better than “because I said so.”

This made me laugh for realz.

I was moving fast and not paying attention. Thanks.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheoryOfReddit/comments/10ugn9j/i_just_learned_about_the_reddit_web_ui/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1

Sucks that one of the shows never got involved. That would have been very interesting. 👻

Hear, hear!

Same. I read some posts in various communities about how, post-hack, you had to log out and back in at Lemmy.world and that would resolve the fact that even though you appeared to be online in Memmy, you actual were not (as a result I couldn’t post or comment). But that didn’t work. On the flip side, there was no clear login for Memmy and the only thing I could think of was to delete the accounts and set them back up. Except that didn’t work either. Once I deleted my account from Memmy, I could “login” again. So I got mad (lol), jumped to Voyager, created a new account/logged in and that was that. Flippin’ perfect.

I second Voyager. I tried Memmy and found it hard to wrangle. I wasn’t sure I’d like a Web app on my home screen but I was mistaken. It’s seamless and feels just like a native app. It’s the perfect transition for Apollo users (RIP).

I feel like this is such a dumb question, but how do you log out of Memmy? After the hack I think I need to log out of Memmy and log back in. I’ve logged out and back in at Lemmy.World but the Memmy app doesn’t allow me to post or comment or up/down vote. My assumption is that this would be fixed by logging out and logging back in but I can not figure out where to log out for the life of me.