gashead76

There should be.

I know, it's like the AI in control of our simulation isn't even trying anymore.

Well that's just awesome, another reason for cops to "protect and serve".

Maybe some folks will get some more money out of the inevitable lawsuits that will occur sometime in the next decade.

This happens with comments as well. Was just about to post about this.

Thanks again for that! Being able to use these in Shortcuts and other apps really is super useful for me. I wish more developers would publish info like this.

I did start working on a connector for Lemmy, it's super rudimentary at the moment and doesn't login yet, but I got it pulling whatever community I want. It looks like it'll be pretty simple to prompt for login within Tapestry itself. Hopefully I can find some time this weekend to work on it since more.

While I've got your eyes on these words; how do you prefer feature requests, bug reports, etc... new posts in the Arctic community, TestFlight?

I can honestly say I have no idea where the hell this is all going, but I sure do enjoy trying to figure it out!

That scene with Milchick repeating himself in the mirror was super disturbing to me.

Awesome, that worked exactly the way I was hoping it would work! Thanks for getting back to me and helping out, really dig being able to sort of integrate Arctic and Tapestry in a way that makes it feel seamless. I like being able to pull in new posts from certain communities with Tapestry and browsing Lemmy in general with Arctic. Makes for a cool combination!

I'll mine the changelog for some more possible uses for the URL schemes. I've also been building a lot of shortcuts lately and they're always useful in that context.

By the way, something else that Tapestry can do that's pretty cool is you can build custom connectors for other services and use them to connect to miscellaneous content services. Attempting to dust off the bits of JavaScript I used to know to see about building a Lemmy connector. Would be interesting to pull in messages and replies I think.

That rolls off the tongue a lot easier than its new "official" name.

I grew up three blocks away from Bell Helicopter Textron where the Osprey was built (partially) and those damn things terrified me when they would test fly them. I've seen two of them crash, like personally, witnessed crashes. They are also indeed very loud.

That's how I do it too, but after reading your "hand in the blob" comment, perhaps I'll start wearing gloves.

But that's true of any network connected messaging protocol, making sure a message is delivered could be implemented client side. The issue with AP objects not making it to other clients / servers is more about federation discovery.

I definitely look forward to a future where I might not have to consume NSAIDS like candy anymore, because those are definitely doing some real damage.