No problem! I think making the “Block User” button will be a genuine improvement. I don’t think Lemmy lets you report users, but it looks like you can report private messages. I’ll add that as well.
The banner will look something like this
|----------------------------|
| Bock User | Report Message |
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| Message ^ |
|----------------------------|
I’m the blorp dev. I added a comment to your post with block instructions. Sorry for the confusion.
Hi I’m the developer that made the app you’re using.
Click the persons name
Then click the 3 dots menu
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Then you can block from there. If it’s not intuitive enough, I’m open to suggestions for how to make it easier.
Actually, what if I just added a big “Block” button if the message is from a person you’ve never interacted with?
I think you’re only supposed to use the dangerous skip thing when it’s running inside a docker container
Blorp dev here. Blorp actually is too 😅
I wanted to build a universal web and native app. I started out using react native on iOS/Android and react on web. I realized that I was spending most if my time trying to get native to work as well as web. For example, the markdown renderers/editors on web are far superior to native imo. Making native a web app solves a lot of problems, but obviously it creates new issues like this post mentions.
The biggest issue with being a web app is I will likely never be able to get Liquid Glass working on iOS. I’m guessing same for voyager. But Liquid Glass kinda sucks, so we’ll call it a feature instead of a bug. I think these web apps can work around most other issues, including the one this post mentions.
I’m using Fastlane, which I’m running via GitHub actions triggered by git tag.
I’ll take your RSA encryption keys, thanks
Does the policy prevent you from installing a virtual machine? Or you could install docker and do everything via ssh into your container.
Also use Mac for work and personal. But I spend most of my time in neovim and the browser, so tbh I don’t really care what I use. I just like that I can answer texts from my Mac via iMessage. I haven’t tried them, but I think there are some i3 style window managers for macOS. That’s the next thing I would explore if I wanted a more Linux like experience.
I started doing my Xcode builds in CI, so I guess I’m not really tied to Mac anymore. In its current state, I’m more attached to the hardware than the software.
Yes but email is only a second factor when used in addition to a first factor (e.g. password). If it’s just magic link without password, then email is the only factor
What’s the 2nd factor? Email and what else?
Passkeys get undeserved hate
Hi I’m the developer behind Blorp. If you link me the post where the video isn’t showing up, I’ll see if I can fix it. Thanks for using Blorp!
Blorp dev here. Change the NSFW setting via your Lemmy account (https://lemmy.org/settings), not through the app. Blorp respects that setting. Sorry I need to make that more obvious.
Probably Microsoft: You’re hired! Go work on GitHub
Pen pineapple apple (on) pizza
But more importantly, did your uptime get reset?
Skill issue. Next time you can open up the computers power supply while it’s running, splice in a second power cable, and attach a UPS without powering down or getting electrocuted.
For legal reasons, /s
How about a small timer?