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I'm also a mod, and it broke for me.
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Both 'small card' formats appear to be the same size on my device.
Congratulations Ruben for the release of Boost for Lemmy v1.0. Your hard work is appreciated!
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I went back and selected 'default' icon in the settings and the duplicate one was removed.
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Looks great. Suggest that the backup file have a unique name so it is not confused with the Boost for Reddit backup.
veronews.com
To be fair, this article needed to be posted.
www.tcpalm.com
*Lindsey Leake, Treasure Coast Newspapers* If it’s been a while since you last wore a mask in public or consciously stood 6 feet apart from others, you’re not alone. But just because the federal COVID-19 Public Health Emergency ended three months ago doesn’t mean infections have subsided. The Treasure Coast’s eighth wave of coronavirus infections, which began in May, continued to rise in June and July, according to a TCPalm analysis of Florida Department of Health data. So did the state’s 10th wave. Since the national emergency ended May 11, Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties collectively have had over 3,200 new cases — almost double those recorded in March, April and May combined. Local hospitals have seen weekly influxes of infected patients, and nearly 30% of Treasure Coast residents remain unvaccinated. However, this latest surge pales in comparison to those of the last three summers. In 2021, for example, during the height of the delta variant, over 27,100 locals became infected from June through August. The region’s ongoing eighth wave is “due to summer travel, crowded airports and cruises, and confirmed by wastewater sampling around the nation,” said Dr. Lyssette Cardona, chair of Cleveland Clinic Martin Health’s infectious diseases department. “This is a reflection that this virus is endemic,” meaning it’s a constant presence in the community. Cases may continue to rise in the coming weeks, Cardona said, as students settle into the new school year, some people continue their travels and flu season begins. She’s optimistic an updated fall booster shot may help stave off a winter wave. While a new omicron subvariant — formally named EG.5 and unofficially dubbed “eris” — accounts for the plurality of new cases nationwide, Cardona has not seen it correlate to more severe infections, she said. The World Health Organization on Aug. 9 classified EG.5 a “variant of interest.” **COVID cases** June cases (difference from May) Indian River: 289 (211% increase) Martin: 367 (143% increase) St. Lucie: 758 (291% increase) Treasure Coast: 1,414 (223% increase) Florida: 40,096 (186% increase) July cases (difference from June) Martin: 346 (6% decrease) Indian River: 446 (54% increase) St. Lucie: 779 (3% increase) Treasure Coast: 1,571 (11% increase) Florida: 45,772 (14% increase) Post-public health emergency cases Indian River: 803 Martin: 805 St. Lucie: 1,682 Treasure Coast: 3,290 Florida: 96,369
https://www.tcpalm.com/story/news/local/2023/07/25/national-geographic-south-florida-shark-week-treasure-coast-st-lucie-county-indian-river-lagoon/70461505007/
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I agree that the ability to search within communities is necessary.
FYI: **Edit: The link contained in the following article is for the Indian River County Supervisor of Elections. Contact the Supervisor of Elections in your county for further information.** https://www.sebastiandaily.com/business/florida-residents-must-request-new-vote-by-mail-in-ballots-52840/?fbclid=IwAR268mSs3JjIgRzb-fUf6zUuoj4h3C0EFCK4Xc5gZamwhKM4J-i5yWpZDlQ
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Revert to v6.2.19 and disable auto update - still works great on Android 13/One UI 5.1.
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That worked for me, thanks!
I hope everyone made it back to the community after the lemmy.world hack. I had to clear the app (Liftoff) cache and log back in. Everything else looks good.
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I agree with cleaning up the navigation bar and fab '+'. Perhaps incorporate the + symbol into the nav bar or just make it less obtrusive. Also would like to see an option to hide the navigation bar when scrolling. Keep up the good work!
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It seems to be more reliable today. I was evaluating several other Android apps, but Jerboa has moved into top position.
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Thanks for the suggestion, however, app is not in the deep sleep list.
Jerboa forgets my login between uses. Samsung A71 5g, One UI 5.1
I created a community, *Treasure Coast, Florida* (!treasurecoastfl), on lemmy.world. I thought that users on other instances could find, read, and join. However, it never appears in search results initiated from other instances. Please explain.
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Is anyone else seeing duplicate and triplicate posts on the feed?
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Agreed. I would like to increase the font size for the posts. I would also prefer a a Header and Title font that wasn't quite so bold.
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Can't exit app (clean install). Using Samsung A71 5g One UI 5.1
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/644931 > *Treasure Coast, Florida* is a Lemmy community created to discuss happenings on Florida's Treasure Coast including the cities of Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Sebastian, Stuart, Vero Beach, and other smaller towns. > > **Rules** > > 1. No bigotry - including racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, or xenophobia. > > 2. Be respectful, especially when disagreeing. Everyone should feel welcome here. > 3. No NSFW content. > 4. No Ads / Spamming.
*Treasure Coast, Florida* is a place to discuss subjects and events pertaining to the cities of Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Sebastian, Stuart, Vero Beach, and other Treasure Coast towns. **Rules** 1. No bigotry - including racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, or xenophobia. 2. Be respectful, especially when disagreeing. Everyone should feel welcome here. 3. No NSFW content. 4. No Ads / Spamming.
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