Ya, at first I thought I was supposed to click on “description” to see it because it was underlined but that didn’t work. Hope they fix it.
The zero tolerance rules some schools have is absolutely terrible.
I’d pick charging batteries while holding them as well except only if it doesn’t affect the battery health of the battery. I’d never have to charge my phone again.
I’m sure they’re working on it! They’ve just got a lot on their plate with adding all the feature and bugs and all. They’ll get around to it eventually. :)
Option for the font to be bigger than the largest size
I already have it on max, but my eyes are bad so I have to strain my eyes to be able to see the letters/bring my phone really close. Is there any way you can make the slider bigger so that the font can be larger? Thank you.
For the rubix cube one, besides showing off, it’s also fun to learn how to solve it and practicing to get faster and faster at solving it. It’s worth it.
Applies to Quora as well when I search something up to find an answer and Quora is the first result.
I really hope r/choiceofgames and r/hostedgames migrate over
We do get a quick heads up, but ya I would die too probably because that was a vastly different world than what we have today. Especially since we basically own nothing now because it’s 1000 years in the past. I mean, if there’s someone skilled enough, they can just try to take some useful stuff they’re skilled at for survival while they get transported to the past.
Another reason being taken back a thousand years can be terrible is because English was really different back then. If you need help, no one will understand you plus they’ll probably be a little hostile because they don’t understand you.
If you suddenly woke up a thousand years ago in England during the Viking era, how would you react? What would you do?
Edit: My bad for the multiple posts. I think I deleted all of them. Lemmy is a little janky on mobile.
For me, I first heard of it in r/piracy a few months ago, but I actually started understanding what Lemmy is all about all throughout Reddit during the APIpocalypse a few days ago.