Yeah but unless you are the one making them you dont get to impale the meat 😔

🤔

Same thing happened to our cat except when it happened to our cat, she freaked out and rang around the house.

She ran through the railing which caused the paper bag to rip. The bag then ripped in the worst way, with 90% of the bag ripping off but the paper handle was still around her neck. She got really scared and ran under our bed. She hid there for hours. Eventually she came out. I was able to grab on to the handle and she tried to run which caused the handle to rip off finally, freeing her.

No injuries or anything and she was behaving normally an hour after the handle ripped off.

insert joke of Theseus here

Please clap.

That does sound p. cool. Unfortunately they do not appear to be well supported here T_T

I think those are casement windows which are similar I think but not the same as tilt and turn windows.

I see

I’m guessing that that is more annoying to operate. What is common here are casement windows which are operated with a hand crank so you dont have to remove the screen each time you need to open or close the window.

I cant see how without needing to remove the screen each time. I probably need to see a picture.

Do you need to remove the screen if you want to open the window?

Did some quick research. It seems pretty difficult to install screens on these for some reason. So that’s probably why these are not common where I live.

I guess. Over here its more common to have the screen on the interrior to make the screens easier to replace and/or clean. Here, it’s common for houses to have a 2nd or even 3rd floor so it’s not always easy to be able to access the screen from the outside.

Bugs. Lots and lots of bugs.

Yeah but what is the R/U value of those windows? /s

It was so good you gotta watch it again /s

Rip

Just like in the movie /s

Cool. I figured out the cause and will have a fix in the next release. By default, the app tries to determine if a URL is a Lemmy instance or a regular website. It does this by pinging a specific Lemmy endpoint. if it returns success then it’s a Lemmy site, if it errors for some reason then the app will try to hit the main webpage. If it works then the app assumes that the URL is a website but not a Lemmy instance. In this case, the app will auto-assume all Lemmy features are disabled, including downvotes.

Lemmy servers are generally not that stable compared to more commercial servers and it’s also possible that a phone’s connection can become unstable. In these cases what could happen is that the Lemmy API instance check errors due to either timing out or the server returning an error and then the fetch on the front page succeeds. When this apps the app assumes the instance is not a Lemmy server and disables all features causing the downvote button to disappear. Restarting the app fixes it because it causes the app to re-check the server to determine its capabilities.

A simple fix for this is for the app to simply cache server capabilities and fallback on the cached information if an error occurs while re-evaluating the server’s capabilities.

You should test it out at your next class /s