I’m using Memmy on iPhone/iPad. Not that that helps you currently. I know the Memmy dev plans to make a android version. I think once the iOS one is out of beta.

Sigh. Am I really going to have to run personal instances to not deal with this bullshit.

How not shocking. And how not shocking that Labor isn't reversing this as I'm sure all their kids go to private schools. And it just creates a vicious cycle in terms of schools and school resources.

I pretty much only grow edibles so take that into consideration. I do buy some seedlings from a local Bunnings, but I buy a quite a lot of seeds from Greenpatch Seeds in Taree. And I have bought more than a few fruit trees from Daley’s

I salute the designers balls for submitting that design.

It would be nice to see it encourage more local business growth to cater to the transition to WFH. Though that would be more food outlets than retail.

This does remind me of the old Kevin Wilson song.

I know. I’m mostly just surprised MacOS doesn’t expose a way to refresh. It’s not like that pull down action is uncommon in iOS apps.

Though I would like to see the Lightning. That seems like a pretty excellent electric work vehicle.

You can add communities via the search tab. I don’t think lemmy supports following users.

That is interesting. I actually wondered/ wanted hashtags to be common on lemmy like mastodon and have the ability to follow /block hashtags in lemmy.

Good to see we survived. Beehaw did an update overnight and have been struggling.

Handy given the Herald is pretty much the only local print option and is behind a paywall.

Newcastle library has lots of good electronic resources. I heavily use CloudLibrary to access audiobooks, and Libby for magazines.

Yeesh. I wonder how many people are doing this, renting out their caravans like this.

Yay.

Will have to try this. Catgirls are relevant to my interests.

Different developers. Memmy has an actual iPad mode that MLem so far doesn't have. I feel like the each miss or have different features that the other has. I guess its all down to feature to do lists being different in terms of order. I prefer Memmy over MLem at this point, but I use my iPad a lot for reddit and now this.

I can actually answer that I think now that I've listened to a bit of book 1. The setup is the characters are on a UN ship there to test some kind of new multidimensional drive, and there's navy personnel from many countries and dignitaries (mostly nuclear powers). The protagonist is an Aussie naval engineer, whose been tasked with looking after a group of naval personnel from these various countries who are all women (and being used to promote women in the navy). Going to guess the drive works but strands people in another dimension or time.

Makes me think of the film, The Final Countdown, that sends an aircraft carrier back in time to WW2 to stop Pearl Harbour.

It is I think.

Two of his other series are set in contemporary earth and he manages it. One is a pure sports romance ( Chasing Dreams - about a group of olympics hopefuls), the other is a Indiana Jones like story (Relic Hunter).

I’d imagine a ship romance would make it not that hard. And I imagine strict chain of command would add something to power issues. As I recall one talking point is having a mature aged woman in it. You don’t tend to see mature aged women in men’s romance, well unless they are ageless.

Seemingly since the upgrade, with both iOS clients MLem and Memmy when accessing my list of subscribed communities it is now empty for Aussie.zone. Deleting and re-adding my Aussie account doesn’t help.