That’s good to know. Thanks!

What’s happening with hardware replacements? I’d be shocked if batteries lasted seven years.

I saw something about partnering with iFixit. Is there gonna be a program where we can get a certified battery installed in four years time?

We’re replacing protocols with Rust now?

Not for me. Last.fm knew my tastes perfectly. Spotify just craps the same dozen artists at me.

LET’S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Stroking intensifies

I’m not sure how I feel about this. On one hand, access to transit is great. On the other hand, I feel like the greenhouse gas reductions would be minimal.

I’d worry more about content.

If the amount of non-bot posts/comments per user is falling, then there may be a health issue.

But I’d wait a bit longer before freaking out.

Airbnb prices are approaching that of hotel rooms. You typically get a kitchen at an Airbnb, but the price argument doesn’t seem accurate from the listings I’ve looked at.

This is it.

WebAssembly AFAICT is all about making existing code runnable in a JavaScript environment. JavaScript isn’t great itself, but Chrome provides pretty amazing tooling, so it’s good enough.

Add to that: if you want to write WASM in a strongly typed language, you need support libraries that define all of the browser primitives. If you’re an accomplished web developer, it’s more effective to stay in js.

yup

Keep in mind that Lemmy users think Lemmy is a real alternative.

If someone asked me to choose between the two sites, and there was no baggage, Reddit would win hands down. The Reddit user base is huge, meaning even small towns have active subreddits. Here, not so much.

It was fine on June 12. It didn’t have the polish that decade-old Reddit apps had, however.

I’m guessing Jerboa development has kicked into overdrive and it will soon catch up.