What kind of hits? I haven’t heard anything.

In fact, they just released a video a month ago detailing some of the areas they’re working on, including dart macros, their new impeller engine, performance updates for the web platform, and more.

lol, I hope not.

I think Flutter (made by Google) is pretty awesome.

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Looks amazing! Can’t wait to try it out.

It’s a link to an article I found interesting. It basically details why we’re still using 64-bit CPUs, just as you mentioned.

Same with kbin.earth. Unfortunately, one problem with the fediverse is that everything (users, magazines, posts, comments, etc.) is tied to the instance’s domain, so it can’t really be changed at all.

Thanks for the interest. So far, I’ve only had one (or maybe two) other person(s) ask about iOS support, so I haven’t really looked much into it so far.

I could set up a donation page (like GitHub sponsors), but my guess is that it would receive nowhere near the amount of an Apple Developer account ($100 a year).

I also don’t have an iPhone or Mac. I should be able to get around the Mac by using a VM (I’ve done it before), but it is a pain.

Hey, if there’s already a stable api available, I’d be willing to add piefed support to the Interstellar app.

Have you tried sterling pdf? It has a ton of PDF tools and it’s Foss.

I think the spacing for the cards might need to be adjusted anyway, but yeah, some sort of dense layout mode would be good to add.

If you have any feedback for Interstellar (the only Mbin app I know of), please share. I use the app daily, and it works great for my use case, but I don’t automatically know what other people would like until they communicate it. (I’m the dev, btw)

Mbin does support microblogs. I believe there’s a “Microblog” button in the navigation bar for desktop, and the same button found in the side drawer on mobile.

The migration to Mbin is complete! Let me know if you run into any issues.

Sounds good! Migration probably won’t happen today, but maybe tomorrow or the day after if we get lucky. Unfortunately, I ran into a problem while trying to set up Mbin due to one of the mbin/kbin dependencies suddenly disappearing out of the blue (see here).

No, we haven’t migrated yet. I just decided to fix that first.

Ok, I was able to figure out what was wrong. All registration and password reset emails should be working now.

Sorry about that, and thanks for letting me know. I had no idea the email system was down. I’ll probably try to look into it after the migration to Mbin. I’ve gone ahead and manually verified each user from the past week, so you should be able to sign in now.

Just curious, what was the reason for blocking those first three instances?

That’s great! I’ll add it to the recommended instances section once I get a change.