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content indexing
Do you mean separating video, audio and document file types?
Who am I?
content indexing
Do you mean separating video, audio and document file types?
Also, Ninite pro tip:
Do not delete the Ninite exe. If you want to update all your apps later at once, just double click on the. exe again and Ninite will download & update all the installed apps and skip those that don’t have any updates.
There’s also 12ft.io
I’m not sure there exist any.
Last time I checked, this was actually the biggest criticism Google recieved. They were pushing RCS on Apple, yet keeping it proprietarily only available on Google Messages.
Maybe it has changed. I don’t know.
Latest update I heard was that they made it ON by default in Google Messages.
(aside from the incident)
???
LemmyUI is great. I’ve using it until recently I settled on using Eternity.
I’m loving it. Just to confirm: The last update was three weeks ago, right? I hope the dev continuous on working this.
My guess is the various Android & iOS clients will add this feature to combine similar communities and view all of their content together in one feed (like multireddits on reddit).
But I hope this feature is implemented at a system level in the Lemmy software itself.
I think many people may have already requested this as a feature on official GitHub issues.
Isn’t Firefox open source? So isn’t it possible that anyone could see the changes being made even in the nightly versions? I’m not a programmer so forgive my ignorance.