Don’t sleep on scaled! Sync supports it and it helps this ebuddybcommuntirs flourish.

Still working for me too

He messaged me about a bug report a couple months ago.

#why

I like the app, been with it for years, and I trust the dev. I get it. In his position I would unfortunately probably do the same.

And he actually showed up recently so something is in the works.

Sync is an app, yes, but it’s an app for…?

Lemmy is connected software and entry-point you signed up at is lemmy.world. Therefore you should go to them for support.

Try https://lemmy.world/login_reset or !support@lemmy.world

He didn’t. We’ll hear something soonish hopefully.

I think this is another Threads situation.

How so?

Re: point 2, it was never required.

I know that some people will get all huffy about this (you know who you are, commenters), but this is a principled stand. And it’s also one that could have a real impact on Meta, given Lemley’s knowledge, legal skills, and respect in the legal community.

;)

I should have been clear, I was referring only to current smokers.

I may have glossed over the numbers. My bad. That’s quite the difference. Those who are already addicted are likely to find it elsewhere.

Edit:

I mean existing smokers will be more likely to have another since one didn’t give them their usual fix.

Now people will just smoke more

Edit: after considering the level of reduction I agree with the other commenter who said existing smokers will turn to vaping or pouches.

Also, I browse all mostly and didn’t catch the community. I sorry for bringing bad energy here.

I guess I’m maybe a little in denial of just how bad things have gotten over there.

I do obviously see that but what’s the difference?

Fuckin’ right

!redlettermedia@lemmy.world

And that name was actually taken, I’m @moderatorcan@lemmy.world

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Potentially, but only for a new Smash Bros. (same reason I got the Wii U and Switch)

Interesting, thanks.