it should just be based on your system clock

what frontend/app/ui are you using? just https://lemmy.ca/ ? what place in the UI is showing incorrect timezone?

maybe reboot your device to be sure? I’ve seen Chrome on Android not correctly fix my timezone when I cross timezones until rebooting

I thought 3 was great, in line with the other 2

lemmy.ca hosts those frontends themselves, so it’s direct to lemmy.ca

it’s also possible to use these frontends externally but you don’t need to do that

Boost, Connect, and Sync also do it well

there’s an open feature request for this

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1648

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2951

looks kinda like a Silverstone SG13 with a monitor on it, or maybe a Lian Li A3-mATX

I can’t believe it took them this long lol. There’s like millions of whatever latest Samsung Galaxy phone, running that compilation locally millions of times is just a waste of global compute power and everyone’s time, run it once in the cloud and cache it.

• An Android Authority app teardown has revealed that Google is working on an inactivity reboot feature.
• This security feature would reboot devices if they’ve been locked for three consecutive days.

Pretty cool, three days is kinda long for someone’s primary phone though, I wonder if they’ll let you reduce that to 24 hours or something

I missed it live and I was curious, here’s the trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEVBSZk51R0

Nah posting in advance is good, just making people aware

starts in 12 hours

As a kid I liked GTA2, modded the game to make the taxi super fast and strong lol

I messed around a lot in GTA3 with cheats, causing chaos in the tank

Vice City I actually played for real and beat it, my favorite in the series, but I stopped after that. I probably would’ve enjoyed San Andreas because it’s similar. GTA4 and 5 just seemed like a different tone and style that I was never very interested in. Also they took too long to bring to PC lol.

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it depends if your Lemmy instance is configured to copy and host images, or proxy images (in which case they won’t get your IP but they’ll know when you look), or neither (they get your IP if they’re running their own instance or self-hosting the image itself)

I just sent myself a PM to test:

programming.dev shows the image as hosted from retrolemmy.com

it might also be currently bugged: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/5538

It also reduces the possibility of being tracked