Just a tip, you can make those iamge links display inline by doing this:
I like the layout but the design is worse, you have to reach even further up to access search. the colors also look slightly worse imo.
Buying a nice domain and it actually being used is such a good feeling
The creator of a post cannot choose the default sort for the viewers.
I think that's the app you're using.
Waiting for the sequel, hand.
Yeah, it's recent with a slightly changed design for the post page. (v1.31.3)
Hey, I recently updated photon (v1.31.3) and unintentionally fixed this issue (mostly). It'll now default to undefined language, so it'll use the community default when posting. You'll need to click "set language" if you want to explicitly set one.
I recently changed how language selection works, it'll default to undefined then when you click "set language" then it will actually select a language
I switched to URL.canParse because it makes things easy. It seems that your browser is too out of date to support this, i'll make a polyfill.
edit: just pushed an update, should be live on phtn.app soon
On phtn.app I can give all translators of Photon a badge, here's how it looks on @[email protected] (the French translator!)
If you want this and you translated the app, just add a comment and I'll try to verify your contributions. Then I'll add it to phtn.app. I can add and remove this at any time, and this will only appear on phtn.app.
To get the badge, you must have
- Validly translated at least 30 strings of any language (other than English)
- Proof that you are the contributor on weblate (using the same username on both should be enough)
Amazingly, Photon and Alexandrite started on the same day, June 24.
Top left: Voyager
Bottom right: Photon
Top right: Alexandrite
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Apple Intelligence features reportedly won’t be ready for iOS 18’s launch this fall
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If you dislike the new default colors, just go to theme settings and select "photon classic"
This new update allows instance admins to set their own themes (via PUBLIC_THEME) and allows you to have multiple theme presets.
It's available on phtn.app right now, coming soon to a release
I like these colors, as it gives a bit more personality than neutral gray.
But what do you think? If I did make this the default dark theme, I would add presets to the theme page including a "classic" preset.
If you'd like to use this theme right now, here:
{"other":{},"primary":{"100":"#f3f4f6"},"zinc":{"100":"#f3f4f6","300":"#d1d5db","400":"#9ca3af","500":"#6b7280","600":"#4b5563","700":"#374151","800":"#1f2937","900":"#111827","925":"#080C19","950":"#030712"},"slate":{}}
One year ago, on June 24, 2023, I saw the migration to Lemmy. I wanted to make something like libreddit, so I decided to mess with Lemmy's API. Lemmy became something I wanted to use daily, so I got to work, and I made the first commit:
I started with something that reused components from another project of mine, Imagi. It looked awful and had no features. But, some people actually started using it, and I was motivated to continue this.
After about a month 0.0.1 was released, with very basic features.
This is great on OLED screens, the background is true black and darker colors are used in many spots. Orange is the accent color to not burn your eyes with blue light, but you can change it.
{"other":{},"primary":{"900":"#000000"},"zinc":{"900":"#0a0a0a","925":"#000000","950":"#000000"},"slate":{}}
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Google UI devs will do anything but follow their own material guidelines