I think you need to prepend an @ for users and an ! for communities.

Importantly (at least to me) the Lemmy source code is licenced under the AGPL which means any modified server code must be provided by the server owner. Also I’m not sure if this was clear but anybody can spin up an instance and there is nobody who controls all of them.

My reply to B would be to use a different client but I agree that the default isn’t too good looking on most instances.

Seems like more than enough to me.

I’m not saying that others would be shameful of someone liking that but I personally would be ashamed of myself liking it.

It wasn’t. I thought it would be a sort of horror game based on the title. I’m slightly curious about how a game about/named after a coffee machine turns into that but I’m okay not knowing.

I’m slowly learning Emacs, I’d say I like it but it’s a lot of config work and I wouldn’t recommend it to somebody who hasn’t programmed before.

I’m not great at that kind of thing either.

I haven’t really been in that sort of situation before and am absolutely terrible at dealing with stress but as far the trouble goes I’d say be honest, if you’re still anxious tomorrow tell a coworker you trust (if that’s an option) and try to take things easy. If you feel things building up maybe take a break and sit in silence or go secretly cry if it helps.

Even if it turns a rough week, I believe in you.

I really don’t think lying is the best option unless whatever figure authority lacks any compassion.

It certainly doesn’t state it explicitly. It just says that the killer was the “first to face it” that way that implies that there is a possibility for more but the way I understood it was that current measures being taken aren’t enough, that doesn’t mean that other people wanting to take action should do so violently.

Why would it be? The only actual reference to violence is the fact that it happened (“[…] faced it with such brutal honesty.”) and the reasoning behind it.

Opening the first link on my phone redirected me to a mobile site in an rtl language (hebrew?) 🤣

I think the best part about it is that it even has a /en in the original url.

Undead I think

Nice :/ I’ll stick with singleplayer/coop games then.

Lol, what’s the game about/why do you hate it?

I think Baba is you is better just with keyboard, it’s one of the few games that allows for keyboard navigation on menus. I’m also not sure how to even move using the mouse.

Has Beri received enough petting? Because it looks like Beri needs more…

It’s simpler to type a quick a text without needing a subject line. Also internet messaging is usually more secure because even though email now usually uses TLS it stored on your email providers server without encryption. Using apps like Signal this is not the case (texting still is unencrypted or proprietary though).

I’ve not yet heard any claims on or outside Lemmy that it is a Reddit clone. The model of hosting forums/communities was never unique to Reddit as far as I know.

I’m curious what you’re willing to generally apply to “Hexbear folks” (I don’t think I’ve talked to many).

And Lemmy is totally an echo chamber most of the time (based on my experience, obviously mileage may vary) but it wasn’t intended to be that way unlike almost every commercial social media platform. I would assume this distinction is why people would be less likely to be willing to admit it.

They’ve caused a lot of damage though restricting access would likely help with that. (Things like this usually get quite a few downvotes in my experience tbh so maybe it goes both ways)

My pretty spontaneous solution compromise would be to legalize more things but keep them well regulated to avoid addiction and transition to similar regulations for already legal drugs. This seems like a solution that more people would be happy with. Obviously there would need to be help for people already addicted at least for drugs with similar withdrawal symptoms as alcohol.