Actually, it looks like Apple has this option built in.
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Maybe you could make an applet in IFTTT for this. Just a simple notification when you leave a location (home) to check for your smartwatch. You could probably build an applet if you leave a location but your smartwatch doesn't, though it looks like they have a pro/paid version you'd have to subscribe to.
Yup, even despite spaz's best efforts to ruin it.
I really enjoy that aspect about Lemmy. Interactions more organic and genuine and I hope it continues to be that way. I was merely making an example of why Reddit won't completely die off.
If we were having this conversation there, this comment chain would likely be filled with meme responses. "Get a room, you two", "Now kith", etc.
Thanks for the friendly banter. :)
Exactly. Reddit was known as the front page of the internet and a lot of people who use it casually may not know the details (or care) about what's going down. They'll still visit the site for certain things, but just like fb, it'll be filled with a lot of trash.
Even now, there are lots of people still using the site, which is why there are Lemmy bots grabbing and reposting to certain communities. Don't get me wrong, I would love to see it crash and burn, but could you see celebrities doing AMAs on Lemmy when they could barely understand Reddit?
Looks like chamomile.
Eh, I think it'll still be around just like Digg is. The quality will definitely never be the same though. I have a feeling it will turn into what Facebook is right now.
He just wanted the authentic experience.
Test response, please ignore.
Love Moulin Rouge.
Yep! For now, sub to em all as you come across them to see the content.
You're likely no longer logged in because you visited another instance. For example, if I'm browsing from lemmy.ml but click on a link to !baking@kbin.social, now I'm kbin and not Lemmy.
What you can do from your instance is go to your browser, paste the magazine or community url into the search bar, then subscribe from their sidebar.