Why Simplex over Molly?

I mean, yeah, big corporations are bad and all, but not fixing faulty map data makes you a dickhead, not a hero. It’s worse than people that don’t unrack weights IMO.

Client? Sure. Server? I actually don’t know.

Telegram has been winning awards for their UI since inception. WhatsApp has basically mimicked it. Signal has gone in its own direction which suits 40 year old geeks who use Lemmy, but the actual masses…

Come on, can we at least pretend to have the self-awareness to know what we like isn’t conducive to how the masses use these apps.

It’s like how people on Reddit use to try and say that front facing cameras were useless and so they want small phones without them. 😮‍💨

What docker container? One for AA? Or a downloader?

Yup

I use Signal via Molly and as @lka1988@sh.itjust.works points out, there’s friction in getting users to on to it. But also the UX isn’t even as good as WhatsApp let alone Telegram.

I read installable and instable, I was like 🫠

Why isn’t that a thing already?

Could we use sea/ocean water for flushing, would that mitigate the problem?

Doesn’t work with the Pixel Watches last I checked.

Why not just use your subscriptions? People use all and then act all entitled when they have to deal with everything. It’s weird.

Isn’t that a BYD?

Bro or sis, I’m not being funny, you’re a 20 day old account with zero contribution in terms of posts to the whole fediverse. If you don’t want to watch a video, that’s fine. Distinguish between a you problem and a community problem. You’re free to search for the subject or simply get on with your life.

If your actions are dictated by majority numbers, why are you here instead of on Reddit?

So don’t click through. You know how many posts I scroll past a day? The internet wasn’t made for me. Hell, what i click on one day doesn’t reflect on what I’ll click on the next. If something grabs me it grabs me, if not I scroll on by.

I click them and appreciate them. I guess… *shock horror* people are different.

Yeah and for real?

It appears to be either extensions or visited pages being counted towards app tracking.

I think I just saw something today about no more tax on a utility. I can’t recall for sure though, so don’t hold me to it.