This is really great to see and hear!

This NASA article includes more information, including more footage and audio!

https://www.nasa.gov/missions/mars-2020-perseverance/perseverance-rover/nasa-rover-detects-electric-sparks-in-mars-dust-devils-storms/

I’m genuinely curious about what actually happened.

Verified fixed. Thank you so much!

Thank you, Rubén.

I feel silly for not noticing that icon. 🤦🏽 It does provide a new layout with the original message at the top followed by the text area control. The keyboard anchors properly at the bottom with the input control properly using a scrollpane for multi line text.

My only wish, if I may say so, is adjusting the message context at the top pane to show as:

• (mvp) the last message from the other person, or ideally
• the whole messages exchange (scrollable) vertically aligned to the bottom (or the last few messages)

Anyway, thanks for everything. Glad to support what you do!

@rmayayo@lemmy.world

No problem. Not sure why I never mentioned it earlier. I’m pretty sure it’s been there for several versions. I’m just not used instant messaging through Lemmy.

Okay, I knew that many keyboards could be moved, but I never actually found a use case for the feature. I don’t know why it hadn’t dawn on me before.

I just sent you a DM testing out if the input box would flow into new lines (it does) and if I can move my keyboard at the same time as using speech-to-text. (Yes, you can). (And yes, I’m horrible at texting and so I tend to use speech to text.)

Anyway, it’s not a fix obviously, but it’s a better work around than what I was using before. I feel silly for not thinking of it before, so thank you for reminding me! 💯

This is a fine, not a tax.

Typically, for automated systems that cannot verify the driver, it’s the registered owner of the vehicle who pays the fine.

Literal lols. 😆

Smashes.

Good read. Incredible woman, postpartum or not. And the fact that breastfeeding requires 300 to 500 calories a day, she was burning much needed calories during her race to keep producing. 🥇

But being accurate with the headline makes it less click baity. 😏 Honestly, this article is scant on details.

Data centers don’t usually have an “X-ray polarization detector for picking up brief cosmic phenomena.” Like you said, it seems more like a scientific tool than an actual “data center.”

They’ve certainly had to come up with some way to effectively radiate the heat into space. The article doesn’t mention it though. i presume it’s one of the main reasons for networking so many machines together?

12 of 2800 planned have been launched.

As you can see, Trump is saving the United States.

😏

Edit: adding the /s tag because of the downvotes. smh.

Super neat! We have a Japanese Cherry Willow, which is a graft. We inherited it with the house and are slowly trying to bring it back to better health. It got pretty unbalanced, but it’s already looking better each year. Grafting is such an interesting thing!

This is really cool. Have you had luck in the past with such projects?

Pretty sure Rubén develops this app on his own, and part time at that. He posts updates here, moderates this community, and bug and feature requests are reported here. This is a direct line. Not to mention that Boost is closed source. Community is great, but I’m afraid your suggestion would mean more work for him. This Lemmy community is a good way to get everything you’re suggested without most of the overhead.

Who dis?

I really like Boost as well. It was what I preferred on Reddit and I was happy to keep using it with Lemmy. I appreciate all that Reuben has done.

I’m going to keep trying to nail this down. I suspect now it could be related to instance settings.

Findings I had this morning: https://lemmy.ca/comment/14153173