Slow

The scientist gave our newspaper a detailed commentary: “Meow, meow, meow”

There are many closed source applications that have been removed from the Google Play catalog for various reasons.

Often this reason is the cessation of further development and maintenance of the application.

Why don't these people make the code open to everyone if they don't need it anymore?

This could bring great benefits to all people, but everything that was once created simply disappears.

Recently, the Prav app was released in F-droid. In this application, registration is by phone number.

What do you think about this?

In the backstage videos of music videos, you can see that camera operators are filming with small video cameras.

In the backstage scenes of TV shows, you can see that cameramen are filming with large cameras that they carry on their shoulder (or mounted on a tripod).

Comparing the quality of music videos and recordings of various shows posted on YouTube by TV channels, I do not find any difference.

It seems that small video cameras shoot just as well as large video cameras.

What is the difference?

I use Apk Editor Pro for Android to remove trackers. This application works with a Manifest file, but trackers are not always located in this file. I don’t know what other files may contain trackers, how can I edit them and compile the application on my phone.

Perhaps you have some ideas?

This thought arose when I tried to go to a site with fan fiction, but it was blocked.

The difference from Lemmy is that after clicking on a post with the cover and description of the book, a topic with the first chapter of the book will open (just like on sites for reading books online).

Also useful will be a button where the author can insert a link to the epub file (from the list of allowed file exchangers). And tag support.

Unfortunately I don't have programming skills, so this is just an idea.

Lemmy has many nearly abandoned instances. Over the entire period of its existence - several posts. Shouldn't the instance owner post content to attract users?

I buy inexpensive hard cheese from different manufacturers. Recently I began to notice that most types of such cheese have honey notes.

It seemed to me that the cheese contained honey, but this was not written on the label.

Is there something wrong with my taste or is this evidence of a violation of cheese making technology?

The photo shows the roof of this building and the hands of the cameraman are visible.

I tried opening the .md file in different text reading applications. However, the text display varied from one application to another.

Some apps display the hyphen normally, while others display a circle instead of the hyphen. Selecting text and navigating by title does not work everywhere.

But what's more outrageous is that paragraphs and indents don't work. The text just randomly blurs in different directions.

Why is there such chaos with displaying text in this format?