Is it the white unibody MacBook? I have installed LMDE on it and am absolutely satisfied with it so far. Thinking about selling my 2016 Intel MacBook Pro now!
I don’t have my OS set to English, so I’ll try to translate as accurately as possible: Right click on the menu button and select “configure” (not “edit”). You should get a window with two tabs “panel” and “menu”. In the tab “menu” you can then turn off the option “show bookmarks and locations”. This should do the trick.
As someone commented already you can use a personal automation to trigger when you leave a specific location. In case you are using a focus mode for work (which can be location and/or time based) you can use the activation and deactivation of this focus mode to trigger an automation as well!
Apologies, I misread that. I don’t have this issue on my iPad running 17.0.1. Neither in English, German, nor Spanish. Dictation is pretty quick for all three languages. It is a really strange issue to only happen in one language. I have no idea what you could try to fix this other than resetting the iPad.
I’m on an iPhone XR and can’t replicate the slow dictation in German. It is about 1-2 words behind even when I’m dictating quickly. Are you on 17.0.1 already? The update fixed battery drain and heating issues for me. I assume something was not quite right after updating to 17 on my phone and the .1 update fixed it.
Feature request: Hide to work in feed, not in communities/search
I would love the option to toggle Hide to only hide posts in feed, but not within the single communities. This way one can clean up their Home, Local, or All feed and would still be able to view all posts per community and in search.
Die 3% Veganer haben mich positiv überrascht. Die letzte Statistik, die mir unterkam, lag noch bei rund 2%. Positiver Trend. Darf gerne so weiter gehen!
I had the bug even before upgrading to 16.6.1. I don’t think it is related
Do I understand correctly that as long as I am the only user on my Mac this vulnerability is basically not relevant to me?
I had requested text size as well but it seems to be very low priority.
A workaround for now is to go into your phones settings under accessibility on the very bottom you can add per app accessibility settings. There you can increase the text size for Mlem only without having to increase it system wide.
Amazing, thank you! I totally forgot about the app specific settings in the accessibility settings!
I played the game blind for the first time last year and I was so intimidated by the butterfly (you can see it from outside the arena) that I did not even go into the fight until much later. The fight then lasted 2 cycles of me dodging for what felt like 5 minutes and then slashing the butterfly when it came down to sit. I was way over leveled by that point.
I understand your reasoning. I assumed that it is not trivial to implement. Of course getting the app to work reliably is a priority. I will just have to wait for this one ;)
Thank you for your work! I really enjoy using the app so far and I can’t wait for the 1.0 release, whenever it will be approved by Apple!
I understand your reasoning. I assumed that it is not trivial to implement. Of course getting the app to work reliably is a priority. I will just have to wait for this one ;)
Thank you for your work! I really enjoy using the app so far and I can’t wait for the 1.0 release, whenever it will be approved by Apple!
Will there be text size options in the app? I’d like to be able to change the apps text size independently from my devices text size. Perhaps this is already in the works with the accessibility updates?
Wenn nur noch 400g Becher im Regal stehen, steigt „die Nachfrage“ nach dem kleineren Format natürlich. Das ist so dreist unehrlich. Vor allem weil der Preis die kleinere Einheit selbstverständlich nicht widerspiegelt.
Wenn nur noch 400g Becher im Regal stehen, steigt „die Nachfrage“ nach dem kleineren Format natürlich. Das ist so dreist unehrlich. Vor allem weil der Preis die kleinere Einheit selbstverständlich nicht widerspiegelt.
I was struggling so much in the beginning, even before the first boss. But when I learned that Dark Souls is a game of patience (block/dodge, attack, repeat) it clicked for me. The first real challenge after that where the two Gargoyles. After beating them I knew that I could beat the whole game. That boss simply is a DPS check and if you pass it the rest of the game should be manageable.
The only boss I struggled with after that (ignoring DLC) was the four kings, which simply is an upgraded DPS check. Solved it by upgrading my weapon and using paper. But only after many tries of trying to brute force my way through.