Everyone saying "Good news everyone" but the real Dr gem is

"Oh my, yes"

And the variation

"Oh my, no"

I use them weekly

Anything else of note so far? How big is the "Fuck spez" section relative to the whole canvas?

Also how long until admins "fix" it, I wonder...

Thanks to everyone who is contributing! Awesome to see all these changes and fixes

I'd love more time to ease into the transition and let Lemmy grow more naturally. So if they did that 180 I'd probably still visit Lemmy first each day, then switch to Reddit once I ran out of new posts.

Hopefully after a few months all my favorite things from reddit would get ported over

Jeroba is great and open source (and free)! Rather than "better Lemmy apps" why not just improve the one that already exists?

Source for the homies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr5dCRHAgb0

I hit this today. Was playing God of War and couldn't find out how to get back to a certain collectible. Couldn't find any resources that had my problem exceot reddit posts that were now private. I was pulling my hair out in frustration knowing the answer was so close

Archive.org had the questions archived, but before there were answers

Just want to plug markdown as a phenomenal resource. You can use it to write documentation both online and offline, and with pandoc you can even use it to create beautiful PDF documents from your computer. Here's some places I use markdown daily, some additional resources, and tips

• GitHub parses markdown files from their web UI by default
• Obsidian uses markdown for their note taking application
• Pandoc can convert Markdown files to other formats including PDF
• Because it's plaintext, there are fewer formatting errors when moving between applications and you don't even need an application to read them
• Plaintext also means documents can be easily tracked via source control
• Lemmy and Reddit both use Markdown
• Discord uses a variation of Markdown

Probably Kif

Did the same this morning but with Boost. End of an era, really

I just don't get why they've made drag shows and the trans community their new "policy" agenda. Why would you even care about whether a child sees a man (or woman) in drag?

This is why I struggle to empathize with the modern conservative movement. I just don't get it. They don't use logic or reason, they just attack whatever gives them the ick and I wish I could understand being so sure of something that all evidence points to as being incorrect.

In my mind, it's because the game developers are catering to the "short attention span" gamers, which I think is a pretty large chunk. They want to get to "playing" fast and want that instant gratification.

In Apex Legends, there are hotspots where half the lobby drops, and you either are the one team out of four or five that comes out alive, or you die pretty immediately and have to queue up for the next game. It's just a different style of playing, which I don't fully understand.

But then again, I also don't want to drop in the middle of nowhere and loot for 20 minutes. I want moderate-paced action; an initial fight with one or two teams, then slowly rotate around the map picking intelligent fights where we can.

No one has said it yet, but I find Raft to be incredibly relaxing. Especially if you just ignore objectives and just sit there collecting debris. It can be so tranquil and a ton of fun

I would agree, but would also accept at the very least not going public. Going public ruins companies in the long-term. Short term they have a bunch more capital to make improvements, but it eventually always spirals down until they are just money printers for the investors and don't care about anything

I was blissfully unaware how old it was until you said something, so you're not alone there

And to be honest, I kind of like this popup. It tells me (1) to avoid this website and (2) what extensions I can download that will cause trackers the most disruption!

Is Jeroba official? I thought it was third-party

Reddit (and Boost, the app I used before) offered several different layout styles that you could pick from (e.g. cards, list). Are those the types of layouts you're referring to? Those could be added, I expect, and the more the merrier

Or do you mean more specific layout details like where the voting buttons are?

Inflation is a fickle bitch.

I'm not a comic book reader, but from what I've heard the characters never dying permanently is a common theme, so at least there's a precedent

Yeah, currently I too frequently end up viewing communities from outside the context of my login, it's a pain that I hope gets remediated soon