What’s wrong with Firefox on iOS? I realise it’s WebKit with a Firefox skin, but it seems to work well enough.

Flying electric taxis? Are we finally living in the future?

After some brief googling, it seems like this guy is a right wing conspiracy theorist. Is there any other source for this information?

Are you sure the hard drive is ok?

Foobar2000 is the true modern day Winamp.

That’s probably true, it seems to grow and shrink with Twitter controversies.

That’s the problem then. If you subscribe, then all the posts will appear, but the comments will only appear from the time you subscribed.

That is true, at least one person needs to be subscribed. I assumed you were subscribed.

Bot feedback: that wouldn’t work in this case

This could be a federation issue with Lemmy.ml and Kbin.social. On Lemmy.world I can see four posts:

https://lemmy.world/c/stargate@kbin.social

The app has become a lot buggier in my experience, but most concerning of all is the ability to read tweets at all is being restricted: https://www.reuters.com/technology/what-does-twitter-rate-limit-exceeded-mean-users-2023-07-03/

Plus Memmy is out on the App Store! Doesn’t help OP of course.

I’m wonder if we’ll be able to get stats like this ourselves once they are federating with Mastodon instances.

True, this is just from my own perspective, and I use Mastodon.

The good thing is the corporate overlords have no control over other instances, except to defederate from them

It’s mostly better than twitter, in that it actually functions reasonably well, and it’s obviously considerably worse than Mastodon (especially compared to the Ivory app)

• The biggest downside is the timeline seems to show a mixture of accounts you follow and other accounts, seemingly suggested accounts that it thinks you might want to follow. I can’t see any way to only see posts from accounts you follow.
• The timeline isn’t chronological and I can’t see a way to make it chronological
• You can’t edit posts

I’ve just noticed Fastmail has a similar feature too

Debian and FreeBSD

Walled sewer.

The Bing integration was unusably slow anyway.