In their defence why would you expect them to know about the political stance of the devs?

Pay how exactly?

This is clearly propaganda by Big Penis.

This circus has been going on for what feels like over a year. If they haven’t decided by now then I don’t think yet another debate is going to change anything. Most countries get the whole election announcement to government change sorted out in about 6 weeks.

Why? Why does this drag on for so long? Surely everyone’s already made their minds up long ago.

This post itself is mildly infuriating as I can’t tell what’s wrong in the picture!

He reminds me a lot of Michael Gove

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Ah right yeah that makes sense

Why does someone need to be home for that? Can’t they leave it outside or around the back somewhere?

I do find the way he works kinda strange. He’s of course entitled to work how he pleases but I think just some communication with the community would be appreciated especially as people are paying a subscription. Just pin a thread to say “I’m going to be away for x months, but I’ll still be working on the app.”

I’m surprised too by the “big bang” approach to doing huge releases, when deploying small incremental changes is the favoured approach in the software development community. You can keep providing value and fixing bugs whilst getting constant feedback.

I paid for the Reddit version but I’m glad I didn’t pay for the Lemmy version.

Don’t forget “it’s too complicated”

No that’s new to me too, based off me searching the word and seeing the Wiki article on the toy. I’d seen the word because of one of the instances (blahaj zone), but I literally never see the word outside of Lemmy.

TIL blahaj refers to a soft toy shark sold by IKEA.

For me it’s only happening on specific communities on my local instance, every post shows a comment count but I can’t see the comments.

Edit: it happens on local communities that I’m not subscribed to. The moment I subscribe the comments are visible.

This is udderly ridiculous

You’ve just described the UK.

I’m getting this too.

The joke isn’t the program itself, it’s the process of deploying a website to servers.

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Of course it was lol. Rule 1 apparently - “Be civil and nice”. I literally linked to an achived blog post, how was I being uncivil?

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