I almost never re-read books. I suppose if it has been a really long time - like 15 or 20 yrs - and I loved the book, then I'm not against the idea.
This is probably because one of the things I love about reading most is not knowing where things are going to go. Hence why I like a lot of suspense/thriller type stories.
My wallet is ready to buy whatever the highest tier is. Based on my Sync for Reddit experience it will be well worth it!
Oh, when you search, there is
SyncForLemmy
and also
syncforlemmy
They both exist the first one is the official one.
Sync was not only my favourite Reddit app, it was probably my favourite app.
Its UI was so usable that I found myself using the same gestures and taps to navigate through other apps and being disappointed when that didn't work.
It was that good.
Bring it on!
I just did that.
Go to Magazines (bottom of page on my phone).
Search for syncforlemmy
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on subscribe
Done!
That's going to be Sync for Lemmy??
That would awesome. I was a Sync for Reddit user and it was probably the best app I've ever used from a user experience point of view.
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That's an interesting point, I hadn't tried doing that yet. Seems fairly fixable though. I guess all this stuff will start to get better soon.
I don't properly understand how all of this works.
But signing up to kbin on the weekend was just like signing up for anything else online.
And once I did, replying to posts - like this one - was more or less the same as replying on any other discussion forum.
So....I don't get it, what's so hard? Do you really need to understand the technical details underneath to start using this place?
That said, I would like to grasp this whole thing a little better. But I figured the best way to do that is to jump straight in and go from there! :)
Are you serious? That's pretty funny!
I don't care about it being open source.
LJD has proven to be an excellent dev, who also listens to his users. He's built to a lot of trust as a result.
If he sold Sync, then my answer might be different.