I’m using Voyager:

And on Firefox/lemmy.world:

I’m not sure what interface you’re using, but I haven’t seen Markdown spoilers done like that.

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Which looks like:

As a European, the book wasn’t in any of my curriculums. But I’m working my way through the classics. And as the other commenter said, your spoiler tag isn’t collapsible. No worries though, my fault for reading this thread.

I’m reading the book at the moment and shouldn’t even be in this thread but this was a spoiler for me!

It’s more commercialised than it used to be, but I do still get a subscription for the summer months and it’s always worth it. I’ve done many great hikes and been to places I’d never have gone too. I also really don’t mind not finding something, there’s a very good reason why someone brought you there and I like to enjoy that more.

Do build up the difficulty and terrain when you start out, it can be treacherous past 3. As with any puzzle there’re rules you can follow to make it easier. I’d recommend it anyone!

They’re doing the same thing Apple has been doing for years, I used to run a self-signing application which ran every week or so by itself.

Workarounds are going to exist plenty, it’s just a slap in the face. Especially because the Play Store is filled with malware. Apple’s strict rules are horrible for developers, but at least it’s not as riddled with malware.

This should be a rule anyway, no shitting on people’s preffered distros!

They went open-source a week ago!