Arctic also has notifications and is free. much smoother thab Lemmios as well.

Arctic also has notifications and is free. much smoother thab Lemmios as well.

That’s not how bail bonds work. If you use a bail bondsman, you pay a non-refundable fee (10% of the bail amount) upfront.

If he had the money, he should have paid the full bail himself. That amount is fully refunded so long as he appears to court.

I think that’s correct…I’m not a bail bondsman and I’ve never used one, but I did watch Dog the Bounty Hunter once or thirty times

No problem! I have been testing all available lemmy apps for a couple months and mlem is up there with the best of the bunch, great work to you and the team! I do have a few feature requests - are those best made in the community here, in GitHub discussions, or elsewhere?

Avelon, Voyeger, and Lemmios have mark read on scroll as well.

Thanks for asking, I’d love to help! Here’s the video: https://drive.proton.me/urls/BB1V66QHW8#Q0Qu8p1Gv5xS

I’m on an iPhone 14 Pro, iOS 16.6. This video is after I uninstalled the TestFlight version and installed the App Store version.

I’m on 1.0.1 on TestFlight and the scrolling is anything but smooth - in fact, I was just coming to the community to see if it’s a common complaint.

I’ll clear cache, uninstall and install App Store version and report back in this comment if that fixed it.

Edit: still happens with App Store version.

A few times a month with a Clorox wipe. Should honestly do that daily seeing as though I use it in the shitter. Also using it while in public, germy hands then touching the phone - yea, would probably be wise if I Clorox wiped it daily. Oh well!

I had not heard this before, thanks for sharing! Fascinating.

I understand all of that, and I understand the need currently. I guess my question is, if solar (as an example) is not scalable due to physical limitations (both the materials physics portion, as well as the actual physical dimensions required given the limitations of the physics), then isn’t the statement that nuclear is a stop-gap incorrect? We will need it indefinitely to augment the power needs not met by renewables.

Devils advocate, why build more nuclear plants when you could build more renewables? If it’s a scaling issue, in that you need a ton more infrastructure for renewables, and need to supplement with nuclear, wouldn’t that then always be the case in the future? I hear nuclear is needed to bridge the gap often, but it always sounds like it’s temporary, which I don’t understand - seems like nuclear would be needed forever if renewables aren’t able to scale well?

Dude maybe? Lol. Did they show him passing a bunch of people on the broadcast? I honestly cannot remember them showing 1 overtake by Norris (not saying they didn’t, I honestly don’t remember). We’re most of those overtakes due to pit stops?

I’m so fucking confused right now.

Were we watching the same race? Maybe I missed it, but every time I saw Norris he was being gobbled up. His car looked like a tractor out there today.

I’m late to this comment thread but I was shocked they didn’t retire him at the first pit stop. He fell nearly all the way back, surely they would have known he wasn’t going to recover and get into the points. Why put more time/wear on components at that point?

Pass of the race for me. That was ballsy and slick as hell.

I understood this reference 👏🏿

Bug:

Tapped on the OP in the thread below to collapse it, and end up getting the whole app shifted up/offscreen, and the comments cut off below.

https://lemmy.world/post/2194302

Doesn’t Microsoft own GitHub now? This is actually very funny.

Makes me wonder if the fediverse shouldn’t be individually instanced. Like Each persons phone/browser is their own individual “instance”. Maybe a central hub/series of hubs (like instances as they are now maybe) that act like dns servers to point everyone around. No content is hosted on them, they just tell everyone’s apps where to look to the other apps for posts.

I have no idea, I’m a moron and I don’t know how the internet actually works. I’m guessing this is a problem at scale.

Sweet, just created an account, thank you!

It’s a mastodon instance from the looks of it? Let’s you browse lemmy to?