Hi, I’m a bit late to this post. Would it be possible to add an option to leave the parent comment intact (u collapsed) when collapsing a comment thread? (As it currently functions in sync for Lemmy).
Collapsing a comment now only leaves the user and you have to try and remember which comment belongs to which user if you want to expand them again.
Thanks for your hard work!!
The reporting seems a bit slow, as of right now the restart of the electric grid has been successfully completed without any major hiccups.
Much much simpler, with a SQL injection at least you have to bypass the filters set, this is just submitting the changes through an API and the DB just eats it up.
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This is not really a 2000 era game in this case, resident evil 4 remake is a current gen title, with current gen graphics. Even if it’s based on the original game.
I’m using Sync, I think I’ll make a bug report yeah
I can see the dashes used for bullet points but it shows as having no line breaks in between, so it’s all a text blob.
Like - one - two - three -four
This one does not animate either for me.
The upper screen gives me neck pain just by looking at it on the photo😅.
Other than that it looks clean, congrats!
Yeah I agree, it’s better to be able to change them than not.
Either way that price point still hurts for a battery (when an original standard enterprise laptop battery is usually less than half the price)
I agree, it would be great to have the feature.
The web version of Lemmy has it so I suppose it should not be too complicated to fetch them.
230$ for a battery!! They have lost their minds lol.
Yeah, I also think this is more of a Lemmy problem, rather than sync one.
Even if they are called the same at the end of the day they are different communities hosted on separate instances.
I wouldn’t really say that. The kind of extreme compression Fitgirl does comes with the tradeoff of really long decompression times. Depending on which games, nearly 45 minutes (with a 7800x3D)
Some games lack compression but I would not want those long install times by default, if you have a speedy internet connection they usually take longer to install than to download. Don’t get me wrong, for people with really slow internet those repacks are a godsend but they are not “better” on every aspect.