In robotics I use right hand coordinates with z up. So a car is moving in the 2d xy plane and z is the optional third component. This makes sense to me. For some kind of painting on the screen I can understand why you use y as up. Then again, I know these as uv-coordinates.
Ugh that reminds me of trying to talk to a Replika. “I have a gift for you!” “Great, what is it?” “(Hands you a box)” “…cool so what’s inside the box?” “Wouldn’t you like to know!” “Umm. Yes. Yes I would like to know what’s in the box you just gave me.” …and so on and so forth until I rage-quit the app. 😆
You’d have to type in your instance name upon tapping the button
You could have a settings page that lets you set your instance name and then twitch (or whatever service you’re using would store that along side your other user data)
It just assumes one of the most popular instances.
But without some central registry there’s no way to know what is your home instance.
Edit: something like what Android does for Activities could work as well. But not sure how to handle that on a PC. … In Android they could just start a generic Intent to view Lemmy and it could then launch whichever app you have installed to handle that intent.
Not sure if you remember an extension called Tumblr Post, you’d log in and then you could share to Tumblr. I’m guessing that’s the only real way short of registering a protocol.
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