Is 2 grams safe?

I wouldn’t say that. If it wasn’t for the whole reddit fiasco, I would’ve never even heard of Lemmy. Now I use it more than reddit.

The title is a little disingenuous. Claiming this is a property of the Boost app isn’t correct… It’s just an ad network.

Who’s going to trust this guy with their money?

You can specify different folders for it to sync from, but yeah it’s pretty bare bones right now.

Yes

Proton Drive just recently came out with their photos feature, but it’s still a relatively new product.

Are we getting a favourite dessert word cloud?

Is it even a garden though? I don’t see any benefit in using it over something like Signal other than it coming pre-installed on your phone.

Fair point.

Why does anyone care? The npm package has 3,712 weekly downloads. They’re trying to act like it’s some mainstream package that a lot of companies rely on, but nobody uses it…

Ah, makes sense.

A lot of the time, I have these around places where I’m reading from a file. If reading causes an error, regardless of what the error is, I just return None and a new file is created.

They have a product competing with Firefox…

Hidden terminal? Locked down root user? Troll post or do you not know anything about Ubuntu?

Nate Bargatze

Ah, okay, my mistake. Glad you guys are on top of this!

I might be biased because I used Boost for Reddit for years.

It’s crazy how well made this app is, especially compared to any other Lemmy app.

Ah, yeah I just realized mine are also in that range. I forgot about the student discount.