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Eh, he had his moments.
He saved the party in the burrow, endured the Nazgul blade in his shoulder, decided to take the burden alone when it started to affect the fellowship, tamed Gollum and got them through Emyn Muil and the Marshes, convinced Faramir to let them go on and keep their guide.
Granted, after being stung by Shelob it was Sam that kept them going, but in the end Frodo even predicted (or maybe more than predicted?) Gollums demise on the slopes of Mt. Doom: "If you touch me ever again, you shall be cast yourself into the Fire of Doom."
For me this is kind of the point of his whole character: He isn't particularly strong or mighty, but he keeps going and eventually fulfills his impossible quest through courage, wisdom and restraint. He most likely wouldn't have come far on his own, but without him there was no hope at all.
I like the collapse comment swipe idea, but imo it should collapse the whole top level tree a comment belongs to. We can collapse single comments be tapping, but there's no way to quickly collapse the current top level comment and its replies.
This is something I think shouldn't be specific to a single app. There's an issue requesting this functionality on the Lemmy GitHub repo: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818
If you are interested, it would probably be good to leave an upvote (👍-reaction on the first post in the issue thread) for that issue and maybe a comment detailing your specific use-case and any ideas you might have for how it should work.
This is something I think shouldn't be specific to a single app. There's an issue requesting this functionality on the Lemmy GitHub repo: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818
If you are interested, it would probably be good to leave an upvote (👍-reaction on the first post in the issue thread) for that issue and maybe a comment detailing your specific use-case and any ideas you might have for how it should work.
Da steht "Rotzkreuzball", hatte das z auch erst glatt ignoriert :D
Bumbo will Münze
I'm doing my part!
Okay but would you prefer the alternative where anything with root permissions (either apps with privileged helper processes or any pkg you ever installed) can modify the OS in whatever way it likes and permanently and invisibly install some kind of malware/spyware?