Clerks. Couldn’t get over the shitty forced acting.

Is this even accurate? I can still view these sites and there are current posts being added

Yeah, I did this too. I was just showing that I can’t scroll down in the settings section of Jerboa. Maybe should have started a new thread for that. Here’s my phone settings

This guy is right. Reddit doesn’t really care about a 2 day blackout. They’ve seen similar things before. The lemmings get pissed about something, stomp their feet for a couple of days, then return to their usual habits acting like they’ve accomplished something. Unless people leave and delete their accounts en mass, or large subs go private permanently, these little protests won’t do anything.

Thanks. Did that, but still not showing up and still can’t scroll down in settings/look and feel. Reinstalled the app too, so I don’t know 🤷

Actually, it looks like I can’t scroll down in any screen within the settings options.

I don’t see it either. Just updated to the latest version and I can’t scroll through all of the options in Look and Feel. You can barely see an option check box at the bottom, but I can’t scroll the screen down to see it, so maybe it’s there, I just can’t get to it?

Not sure why it’s not showing up for you, but here’s a link

https://i.imgur.com/aqHfVSE.jpg

I made these for my albums. I’d rather be able to stand up and flip through them rather than having to bend over or sit down and slide them out. I think it cost about $40 each for wood and stain. Made three of them. Is $220 reasonable? Seems like a lot

Same. This was my 3rd party app of choice. Wonder if the dev will adapt it for this platform

What the hell is that? That’s completely ridiculous

The government is looking out for your best interests

#2 for me

I’d say it counts. Funny how not too long ago if someone even mentioned this topic they would be considered a complete lunatic. But just the fact that a story like this gets reported in the MSM, is telling.

I’m not really into the subject, but just yesterday caught a documentary about an incident in Varginha Brazil that happened in the 90’s. Pretty compelling stuff actually.