I’ll try and believe in the guy to not be a troll.
It could just be bad UX from a Lemmy app. In voyager, for example, it isn’t always clear while browsing a feed, that an image post also has text in its body. But the app lets you reply from the feed view. So, you see a screenshot in your feed, tap the image instead of the post, so you just see a bigger screenshot, and there’s no hint in this view, that there might be text in the body. So, you just type up a reply from there.
I think you are using RSS the way it was meant to be used, or, at least, the way I have been using it for years.
I my opinion, RSS isn’t meant to be your primary source of consumption, but your primary source of notification. For learning about new content being available. Instead of signing up for 165 newsletters, email subscriptions, or, in the worst form, downloading an app -> register an account -> subscribe to feed, you put the feed in your RSS client (which doesn’t require identifying yourself to the content provider in any form, registering interest, etc), and are notified when something new pops up.
Youre right, it was in British India, where the British government came up with this scheme of rewarding the locals with money for captured / killed snakes in hopes of controlling the local snake population.
Hey look, a pawrio!
Exactly, yes. One key difference in android v/s OSMand is that organic maps’ route calculation is way faster.
Maybe take a look at VOD Ninja ?
If you don’t mind paying for a solution, you could setup peertube on any vps, and connect it to any S3 compatible storage. Self hosted doesn’t always have to mean “self hosted in my basement”
When you hit enter on the DD command, and your main storage light suddenly starts flashing.
Possibly because the version stored on disk is heavily compressed (the keyword squashfs comes to mind), and its expanded to its full form when its in memory?