That’s an awesome system! If I did something digital, this seems great. But I also think the fact that sticky notes are so simple makes it very appealing. I like that they’re in the physical word and that they aren’t attached to a device that is designed to distract me.

Why do the people generating the content want to be kissed so bad

Gen Z here. Burnt out of social media. Deleted every mainstream social media app. If you want the fastest way to never ever hear from me, it would be email. That shits incredibly overwhelming. I check my physical mailbox more than I check my email. The goal is to get away from the computer.

I’m the sole dev as of right now. There have been a few one time contributors, but it’s mostly just me.

Blorp dev here. I think function and form are both very important. I definitely lean more Apple philosophy of strong UI/UX opinions. Not sure if I’ve delivered on that quality in Blorp. I have enjoyed when Apple gets it right, though they do get it wrong too (e.g. Liquid Glass).

Blorp also works on web

https://blorpblorp.xyz/

Blorp dev here. I want to one day support MBin, but no idea when that will be yet.

It’s the comment I was replying to that had the alt text. You can add alt test to the markdown image.

At the risk of whoosing myself, can you explain the alt text lol

Apple TV hasn’t been enshitified yet. The hard part is finding a non smart tv to plug it into.

The other danger is my cats running off with the sticky notes lol. Downside of using sticky notes over software

Yeah I think the main reason this is working is because I’m using sticky notes.

I think this is mostly working because I’m using physical sticky notes. You should try that and compare to trello.

I haven’t really created subtasks yet. Keeping it simple, and using sticky notes that I can physically move.

Yikes. Thanks for the added context

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/1blocker-ad-blocker/id1365531024

I like this ad blocker for iOS. I think I paid $40 for lifetime access. Kinda a lot but the app works well and it’s worth it to not see ads.

Yeah, in this example, I read the first post but not the second

Ah we currently only mark a post read when you click on it. So if you didn’t click on it, that’s the issue.

You should see the post title in the feed go from white to slightly gray after it’s been marked as read.

But it sounds like what you’re looking for is “mark read on scroll”, which in working on adding in the next release, v1.15.0.

I think you’re right that we do need an option to only hide read posts in the home tab, not communities. The only place it makes sense in communities is if a community has many many posts. But given most Lemmy communities are small, I’m probably creating more problems then I’m solving.

Blorp dev here. We intentionally don’t hide read posts until you refresh the feed. IMO if you click into a post then back, instantly hiding it would feel very jarring. But once you manually pull to refresh, that’s a good indication of “I’m ready for new content”.