having an option to auto collapse/hide them, but still access them if needed would make things easier for many folk

This logic could also be useful if applied to comments from filtered users. As OP mentions:

blocking someone will hide their comments AND any replies to those comments

I can definitely imagine the following chain of events occurring:

1. Reading through comments under a post
2. Glossing over a collapsed comment from a filtered user
3. Feeling lost reading the replies to that filtered comment
4. Wanting to briefly un-filter that comment just to get the appropriate context

Literally just use the same one that’s on your pc? Just KDEconnect that file over

If someone is just using a solid color as as a PC wallpaper, there is likely not a “file” to transfer. When using a solid color in the wallpaper settings, desktop environments provide a color picker instead of a file picker.

Is that specific to RIFF/WEBM or something? Because from my limited experience with subtitles, “the creator” absolutely does have control over that. Though it can always be overridden by the client, of course.

Not sure what that has to do with “multiple audio and subtitle tracks”. Would supporting that somehow lead to “autoplay music” any more than from the features that browsers already support?

My kid calls it an “upper decker”

OpenSCAD?

There is usually a setting you can change to disable that

Are these fishers in danger?

Agree. For things like semantic versioning, in which “1.20.1” and “1.2.1” are two different things, you want to pronounce them “one point twenty point one” and “one point two point one”, respectively. But that is a bit of an outlier. File size should be pronounced “normally”, because “1.20” and “1.2” are the same value.

A Linux user running random commands to add a new repo that points to malware (their package manager does not have the program they want by default)

Note: I just did this to install Librewolf, Mullvad, and VS Codium

BEEP BEEP RIBBY RIBBY

Some of them are sun tea, and some of them were sun tea.

Where do you see an extra panel?

Ahh here we go: it’s a user made setting not a bluesky one

“Sign-in Required This user has requested that their content only be shown to signed-in users. This label was applied by the author.”

Why would a user choose to enable that? Would that make it less likely to be scraped by a bot?

From what I understand of the Lemmy userbase, this type of humor generally just does not play here as much as it would at somewhere like Reddit.

It’s also just not funny. I get that it’s trying to be, but in my opinion, it doesn’t land.

PCs were just better for businesses at the time.

How so?

Where are you seeing that requirement? Like I said, there should be nothing stopping you from simply building the APK and letting any arbitrary user download/install it. Think of all the APKs available on GitHub, itch.io, etc. Anyone can download/install those without the user or developer having had to register for anything. Android is not a closed system like iOS in which distribution of applications is restricted to some official channel.

Me when I realize the more I use Termux, the better I get at using Debian

I want to release this app for Android, but Google requires that I have 12 Android testers. Anyone up for that?

Don’t you just… build an APK and let people download it? Or are you trying to use some Play Store beta system?