@awrsqx@rsty_rafe hii, there’s some stuff i still need to implement on Android, like extracting the text from media efficiently, which i handle completely on-device.
plus i just want to ensure a generally more optimal experience for android users since there’s a lot more devices to account for
built a Flutter app to import, sync, save, search and organize all your x / twitter bookmarks for free (works for other platforms too)
meet Siloe. 🙃
#buildinpublic
@mihirmodi@CreateWithBloom apple did this because vibe-coding apps apparently violate one of the app store guidelines (2.5.2) stating apps shouldn’t be able to generate or execute code after being installed, for security reasons
@stanlee0nX image is misleading. the apps in question e.g Replit are “vibecoding” apps, ones that let you build another app from theirs.
apple did this because they violate one of the app store guidelines stating apps shouldn’t be able to generate or execute code after being installed
@blckkhammer@adedejiibrahim7@MTNNG X isn’t letting me link it here, but there’s a bunch of articles online if you type “mtn new broadband unlimited” and go to the “News” tab on Google.
if you look at the dates and info on the articles, they match the new plans. also, i subscribed and it works as advertised. :)
@adedejiibrahim7@blckkhammer@MTNNG so after i did a bit of research, i found both plans are truly unlimited but you pay based on speed like the fiber plans. 40k for 50Mbps and 65k for 100Mbps
@bucc__official how easy is it for babcock students to build apps based on their ideas that require some level of partnership with the school? for instance, a keke rider app