This is related another issue too, does lemmy do anything to deal with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDN_homograph_attack?

Because it’s a good example of why the feature would be useful. Otherwise half the people would have no idea what OP is talking about.

Well he’s not asking you to change it, he wants his client to translate it locally for him only.

But it seems like such an easy fix - just add a maximum limit to the indent.

Everything that has a store requires an account.

• Steam - you need Steam account (also applies to Valve Index then)
• iPhone - you need Apple account
• Android phones - you need Google account
• Oculus before - you needed an Oculus account

The short time during which they required a Facebook account (i.e. an account linked to an unrelated service) was a fuck-up, but they have since reversed that decision. Now it’s just a separate standalone VR-related account.

If anything, that is still better than the current Google/Apple situation with their accounts, which link together a bunch of unrelated services (photos, email, payments, storage sync, etc.) in an inseparable way.

Oculus. No way they would have otherwise had the money to make cheap standalone VR headsets like the Quest.

For me it’s the force of habit. I’m already used to the UI, I know where everything is, what to expect, I can navigate it very quickly and set it exactly how I want.

All the features I’m used to like comment drafts or the comment navigation bar (jump between top-level comments easily) are right where I’m used to. Doing the Android “back” gesture from the left works like it should, I don’t have to confirm exit with a button, all these small things.

It’s also very polished, for example I encountered two issues with Connect:

• it didn’t handle internet dropping out (e.g. temporary loss of mobile signal) well - it just kept failing on the retry button even after connectivity was restored, had to restart it

• the search in the sidebar didn’t show all the matching communities, this seems to have improved recently