You know there's a good debugging story when someone leaves the equivalent of:

Capri Moon(shine)

I really like the framing of your response! One thing I'd add is that this feature went through the RFC process where the non-standardness was discussed at length. If community members want more input on these types of features, participating in RFC discussions is a good way to do that.

We just finished season 1 over the weekend. Knowing it aired like 3 years ago makes me nervous about finishing season 2 and having a long wait for more episodes 😅

Impossible. They refuse to accept that there are more than two jokes.

I did solve day 1 on my phone, while taking a flight, which was an interesting challenge. Fun way to play around with Termux, but coding from a phone keyboard was less fun 😅

Maybe it's unique to Pixel phones rather than being a universal Android thing. The comments here seem to indicate that it is 🙁 www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyS21/...

I'm sure you could use an OCR app to grab text from arbitrary images, but that's definitely less convenient.

Some Android flavors, you get to the app switcher with the square button at the bottom of your screen. Others, you can activate it by swiping up from the bottom of your screen and holding for a few seconds. Should look like this

Not sure exactly which Android version introduced it, but there's a similar feature available in the app switcher. I use it often to copy text from apps (especially banks) that don't directly enable text selection.

I've been migrating my follows incrementally. Unfollowing people over there as they pop up here. My feed is now basically "people not yet on bsky" and it's pretty quiet

I'd be floored if you were the first person to get round to it

I haven't seen async callback Christmas trees like that for about as long as it's been since I've seen CoffeeScript 😅

Also love all those unused "err" parameters 😅

Clicking an image from someone's post, and then swiping back (on my Android phone at least), navigates away from Bluesky. On the other site the "back" gesture dismisses the image modal.