Not sure how to check if they’re bots or not, but I would enable captcha for registrations. Also that’s where I was pointing at, other users might have searched for these communities. I also have many of them on my instance which I’ve never searched for, and I think that it’s all from them. All it takes is for some random user to click on a community in a post and it’s then added to your instances.

Are you alone on your instance? Or do you also have another users there?

I’m using keychron k7, which I carry into the office. I’ve bought the keychron low profile optical mint switches, and lubed them. The keeb is very silent, small and the feel is okay. Coworkers don’t even know that I drive a mechanical keyboard.

Edit: if you don’t like the layout, they have the same keyboard with different number of keys. Look into their low profile section.

Wheels? Where we’re going we don’t need wheels.

Yeah, that’s exactly what I’m doing right now. Can’t say it isn’t working, but I was wondering what are other people’s tactics.

Last part sound pretty good, might give it another try.

Depends on your company policy. I have Mac from my company, and it is not managed by them.

You have your iMessages binded to your iCloud id. Only solution would be to add second account and switch between them.

There is already a bug on Github

Oh, okay. I’ve been told this directly by Memmy developer. So sorry about confusion.

Edit: here it is git

Not as far as I know. Lemmy API doesn’t support marking multiple posts at once, so there is currently no clean way. And no application does it locally. Yet at least.

Sweat and blood

I like the minimalistic UI. I like the integration. I love the tab groups and as far as I know, the privacy is also good.

Glad I could help!

I’ve had this issue in other app, and the problem was, that I specified my instance with capital letter instead of lower case. Not saying that this is the problem, but worth checking out.

Exactly! When the temperature drops after summer, you get so much speed and stamina boost, that you feel like you can run to the end of the world.

Night runs sound really cool, I will have to try it myself one day. But I’m running in my local forest/plains, with no lights. I tried it few times in winter with headlamp, but I just can’t enjoy the run, when I’m not seeing my surroundings.

The worst part is, that I can’t even convince myself to do some intervals training. I just can’t do sprints in this weather. And I feel that this is really taking a toll at my tempo.

Orbit is what I like most in this post.

Even now it took me 30 minutes to figure it out.