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  • It’s amazing to watch all this happen in real-time. Can’t wait to tell my grandkids one day about the fall of reddit… who am I kidding I’m a reformed redditor I won’t have kids

  • I can’t remember a more satisfying meal in recent memory than drinking a few beers and eating quesabirrias while tipsy

  • rule

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  • Does Ryuuko Matoi count as “Sexy Shadow the Hedgehog fan art”

  • I’m sure the plan is to eventually hook it up with power, air conditioning is gonna be a must in there. When you finish something like this up, you really want to try it out and show it off. It’s a great build so far

  • Did you report that issue to the lemmy github? Sounds like something the devs should probably address.

  • Definitely a bullshit excuse, the problem with trains in the US is that the ones we do have are far understaffed, under-prioritized, and sometimes unsafe.

    With the amount of funding we put into roads of all types we could have potentially had a rail system as well-connected as Japan’s. Instead the rail system we do have is engineered to cater to freight and any passenger cars on the lines are deprioritized.

  • If it does show up in court can it be argued that Thread’s and Meta’s service Threads are not equivalent?

  • I think Meta is looking at anyway to extend the lifespan of Facebook, or the lucrative services underneath, and what better way then to jump on the fediverse and make themselves the biggest player in the pool?

  • 12 years ago, talking about piracy isn’t incriminating so why do the big movie companies need their info? So they can potentially intimidate them for more info they potentially don’t have?

  • @fediverse posting this from mastodon. It's amazing if this works!

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  • That’s how the fediverse works isn’t it?

  • All aboard the fediverse train

  • I propose we call Karma “Beans”

  • This gives new meaning to the pen(cil) is mightier than the sword

  • I agree that having many smaller instances which serve more distinct communities is by far the most pragmatic choice. The idea of communities distinct from instances is nice on paper, but it gives instance managers the impression a single instance can serve a wide-range of interests without incurring proportional overhead on the resources.

    Lemmy is the closest thing we have to the evolution of reddit. So far it's just a matter of handling the backend which was nearly always done by a well-resourced organization instead of individual volunteers. I think instances will naturally become more abundant, and specific to their purposes, and users will be able to distribute their accounts accordingly.

  • Some clients will count things up for you, it’s a way to keep people interested. Ultimately I agree that karma systems encourage people to take things to an extreme and defeat the purpose of interacting in a community. It’s like gambling.

  • So much lost content not generated by bots or webscrapers out there

  • This works, but that should definitely be built-in regardless of client.

  • Shows up as a link on mlem, but it takes me to Mail 🥹