That's nature's way of saying no more pringles for you.
Turns out it's likely an android-wide issue with AVIF format images. It's not exclusive to just Thunder. It's also only a visual glitch, and if you upload the image elsewhere there is no green line.
Jevons paradox. Increased efficiency results in higher consumption.
I disagree.
You know you could've stepped outside during Covid, right? You weren't going to spread it sitting alone outside.
Nah, people are actually that stupid. Bots contribute, but it's still mostly people.
Most of it likely isn't even legally binding. But who has the time, energy, and capitol to hire a lawyer to challenge it?
Call me sexist, but I think women should carry knives (mostly to defend themselves from men).
What did I make up? The no witnesses? You're right, carving in trees on dates is usually done with lots of people around.
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I'm getting green lines to the right and bottom of a lot of images. They also show up when saving the image, not just in the app.
They don't show up when browsing on a web browser or when testing other Lemmy apps.
UPDATE: turns out it's likely an android-wide issue with AVIF format images. It's not exclusive to just Thunder. It's also only a visual glitch, and if you upload the image elsewhere there is no green line.
edit: This issue is resolved with the latest update. It adds a toggle below the image, with alt-text default to off.
Below is the original post context:
How can I stop alt-text from showing over images? Is there a setting I'm not noticing?
Example: 