My kid calls it an “upper decker”

Are these fishers in danger?

Agree. For things like semantic versioning, in which “1.20.1” and “1.2.1” are two different things, you want to pronounce them “one point twenty point one” and “one point two point one”, respectively. But that is a bit of an outlier. File size should be pronounced “normally”, because “1.20” and “1.2” are the same value.

Ahh here we go: it’s a user made setting not a bluesky one

“Sign-in Required This user has requested that their content only be shown to signed-in users. This label was applied by the author.”

Why would a user choose to enable that? Would that make it less likely to be scraped by a bot?

Maybe this was not supposed to have been posted until April fool’s day. Silly Zorin was too early for the joke.

The most incorrect pronunciation i can come up with is probably ken-TAH-oo-ur

Close.

1. Android gesture navigation replaces the system back button with a swipe from the edge of the screen. This in itself causes an issue with apps that (since long before gesture navigation was introduced to Android) use an edge swipe gesture to activate an in-app feature. The first app that comes to mind as an example is Termux. Swiping in from the edge of the screen opens the side menu in the app. But with gesture navigation enabled, this same edge gesture instead triggers the system back button, closing the app. I have seen some third party Android skins offer an option to only trigger the back gesture when swiping from the bottom 50% of a side edge. In the case of Termux, swiping from the top 50% would then open the menu as expected. Alas, GrapheneOS does not have this option.
2. Aside from this intrinsic issue, I also experience bugs in certain apps that are resolved by switching to 3-button navigation. From what I can tell, this might be fixed by these apps implementing newer/different Android APIs or something. I don’t know. I’m not an Android developer.
   • https://github.com/Neamar/KISS/issues/2184
   • https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-android/issues/1266
3. Even with the previous issues resolved, system gesture navigation is all about swiping from the edge of the screen. What I want (and Thunder provides) is the ability to swipe from anywhere onscreen in order to go back. Sort of like swiping away a card. This is a behaviour that is only implemented at the app level.

Neat, it does work if I switch to the Apple theme! One criticism that I still have about it is that it only works when swiping from within the left 10% or so of the display. Which I assume is by design. It would be nice for the user to be able configure that threshold up to at least 50%.

I think that is just one of the differences between the iOS and Android versions. I have all the gestures disabled in Voyager’s settings, but swiping does nothing.

Are you referring to the Android system navigation mode (Settings app > System > Gestures > Navigation mode)? I use 3-button navigation, because setting that to gesture navigation just causes too many problems in various apps.

But aside from that, my current Lemmy app, Thunder, allows me to swipe from anywhere onscreen to navigate back. Not just from the edge. Which is much better for accessibility purposes.

I see gestures as one of the promoted features on that site. Is there a way to use gestures for navigation instead of actions? That is the one feature keeping me from Voyager. I want to be able to swipe to go back, etc., not swipe to upvote, etc.

HTML predates XML by several years.

Kongratulations

*KOOL

The Internet is a series of sewer pipes

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Yeah, I cannot find it documented anywhere. Which is probably on purpose, to avoid malicious actors finding out ways to bypass it. But you can find plenty of users on Reddit and whatnot complaining about how they are not getting registration emails for whatever services in their new Proton email accounts, then it suddenly works just fine when they try again ten days later.

Is your Proton account new? I believe Proton automatically filters out verification emails like that until the account reaches a certain age. As a means of restricting users from creating an anonymous throwaway Proton account to use just to sign up for another service to abuse it. Verification emails will not appear in your spam/junk/deleted folder or anything. You will just not receive them in any way at all. I am not sure how many days it takes for that restriction to be automatically lifted.

Is there even a reason they exist? Like, is it actually important to a biologist or something to say “herd of cows” instead of “group of cows”?

YOU GET INTO INTERNET ARGUMENTS ALL THE TIME, YOU FUNGDARK! YOU’RE IN ONE NOW!