Maybe your nurse practitioner “doctor” with a joke for exams and fully online curriculum, but an MD or DO in the US absolutely cannot cheat their 4 full days of board exams (steps 1-3) to get licensed. Physician board exams are video recorded, show IDs and get fingerprinted and patted down even going in and out for bathroom breaks.

You still need to eat healthy, fatty.

I switched from Memmy a couple weeks ago and before that was a long-time Apollo for Reddit user. I have moved over just now from the TestFlight and couldn’t be happier. Thanks and congratulations on the official app!

I do note that the app doesn’t seem to remember the placement of the thumbnails, it resets back to the left after closing. Not a biggie though.

It doesn’t really take all that much to run 2Gb speeds if you’re not doing much with the traffic - any modernish processor in a small fanless box would work with 4-8GB ram. If you’re wanting to run Suricata, VPN, etc then you need more.

I feel that’s even more important to have now, to organize interests, since we subscribe to multiples of the same kind of communities.

Regardless of whether Memmy is the most “iOS” like, it’s the most like Apollo (RIP). I do like Avelon and Voyager as well but Memmy is my favorite and just feels compact, clean, and right.

A 52 year old man getting beat up by Zuckerberg on live TV will, I’m sure, do wonders for shareholder confidence in his decision making. Wonder how many shrooms it takes to get the gumption to post a challenge like that on the internet?

Such a cool project. Only issue is I’m (most people?) nowhere near interesting / important enough that someone would want my data to the level that I’d need this.

Is this proof his hair has never seen a hairbrush?

As a former 10+ year Reddit refugee - lolololooolooooool!

Sure, why not, let’s have another crisis!

I’m an Apollo refugee and Memmy is damn near the same experience - it’s great.

SUPER snappy.

FYI - seeing this post on on federverse fediverse is what brought me here, the lemm.ee project overall and the dev community engagement is encouraging and I hope to have found a home.