Quick example in straight C would be a cell in a matrix. The first pointer points to the row and the second pointer points to the cell in that row. This is am over simplification.
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2·2 years agoUh, say more about this… Do you have to have a Turkish credit card/address?
1·2 years agoAh gotcha! Voting on posts and comments are working fine for me but I haven’t ever messaged anyone and missed the DM bit in your comment, my bad.
Nice! Glad you got it figured out.
So you cleared storage and then installed 0.0.33? That crashed? Or were you able to login with 0.0.33 then update to 0.0.35 and then it crashed?
If it’s the latter, then I’m out of ideas, sorry!
You can go into F-droid settings and add the repo that way. Then it will offer your versions from both F-droid and IzzyOnDroid.
I pasted the link you can click from your phone for convenience. But it’s always best to follow instructions on the official website instead of trusting randos like me.
Go to app info in Android and delete the app data, hope that works. I think I did that, I’ll add that as a step, it won’t hurt.
I upvoted your comment from the comment view and it registered, I verified on the web.
I’m replying to your comment from the inbox, let’s see if it goes to you or me!
10·2 years ago“all the compiled languages are worse because you get errors before you can even run them” got a good chuckle out of me!
You don’t see that link icon? That’s interesting!
Looks like it’s a server vs client mismatch issue. Jerboa 0.0.35 is rolling out and when your server rolls out 0.18 of lemmy this should get worked out. It’s a bummer though!
This is definitely hacky if it works, but on the web interface settings try setting your default sort to “hot” or anything other than “active”.
In your inbox all replies will have a chain link 🔗 icon. If you click that it will take you to the comment you made that the reply is for.
The whole software is currently considered alpha. If you want to test bleeding edge stuff, you could build the main branch locally and test that. Or you could use the app releases and report bugs on github (the devs would much prefer pull requests fixing bugs than just reports and they’re great at merging). I’m not a dev but I have contributed to the app.
Missing an image?!