Christian has said he’s not interested currently.

I think Memmy has done an excellent job of being very “Apollo like” and would recommend you take a peek at it.

It’s available in both the App Store and TestFlight.

I moved from Apollo to Memmy and have been extremely happy. I’m in the test flight beta and I usually wake up to multiple updates each morning and all of them are moving in the right direction in my opinion.

https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy

memmy@lemmy.ml

Edit: fixed link

That is just SO doap.

The 510 is one of my all time favorite cars ever.

And the 510 with that front end and that bad ass wide body kit? Absolute perfection.

SR20DET is just the icing on the cake. Usually you see those KA’s in the 510s, which are great engines and perfect upgrade for auto crossing and stuff. That SR20DET just turns it into another beast.

Friggin’ blows having the painter ruin all your hard work. You can tell from those shots a lot of care went into it.

Badass build. Y’all should be proud.

That’s freakin’ awesome.

I’m sure you have a bajillion replies, but I would love to see some of the race cars y’all build.

One caveat is the lack of the extension marketplace I think it’s called?

I don’t use VSCode personally but remember that being a drawback.

There are some workarounds, but that’s a limitation you might wanna be aware of. :)

If you’re standing something up for yourself, and it doesn’t have to be anything fancy, any email provider that provides SMTP *will work.

This even includes gmail: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7126229?hl=en

But, another thing to remember is that many hosting providers block the default ports by default. Many will open the port with a customer service ticket but others will only do it at a certain “tier” of service.

You mentioned a droplet so I googled digital ocean and smtp, and this thread popped up: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/sending-email-with-do-app-is-it-possible

I, personally, use linode as my provider and I had to open a ticket with support in order to unblock the right ports to send email.

As an aside:

Standing up an email server itself is a good exercise because it’s an absolute PITA. Mainly due to trust and ensuring all your DNS records are right and stuff.

Overall, it’s a nifty exercise to understand but I, personally, don’t really feel like it’s worth the pain.

Edit: forgot to finish a sentence

While I do most actions with the git command or the git fugitive plugin from tpope, I will sometimes whip out lazygit for certain things I don’t do that often.

https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit

It’s all completely fiddly, lol.

It’s neat! But there’s a definitely a lot of things that aren’t quite that intuitive.

Glad I was able to help though!

You actually can already.

If no one has done it already, you’ll take the full URL to the “magazine” on kbin and pop it in the search bar.

After a few moments it should pop up and you should be able to navigate to the channel and subscribe.

An example of a kbin community on my instance: https://lolimbeer.com/c/mechanicalkeyboards@kbin.social