It’s a fucking haircut. You sure are reading a lot into a person based on their haircut.
It’s a fucking haircut. You sure are reading a lot into a person based on their haircut.
What is it with Lemmy users assuming anyone who disagrees with them is astroturfing or a shill.
I’m currently reading the Color of Magic right now and it is…painful. I know, I was warned, but I ignored the pleas. Now I’m kind of stuck reading this book that feels like it was written by a snarky 8th grader on a bus ride home after school. I truly hope the books get better.
In case you didn’t already know you’re browsing Lemmy, this top comment confirms it.
Judging by the amount of their nonsense posted on Lemmy, I imagine programmers sitting around all day creating memes about how hard their job is.
Seriously, this is the most Lemmy-ish post I have ever seen. “I see there are people not in programming discussing non-programming topics…what question can I ask to steer the question back to programming?”
This comment has come up a couple times. What’s the original source?
What difference does it make? You need to fit it on a floppy or something?
A frozen chicken patty covered in cheese and sauce is not exactly what I’d call nutritious.
Also chiming in for the same reason…adopt a rescue, or better yet, adopt siblings from a rescued litter.
Ironically, the people that really enjoyed this talk already understand all of these topics.
That’s all I saw in the picture, honestly
Gyms do nothing for sleep apnea.
Go to a sleep specialist if you really can’t sleep.
I can’t decide if it’s a good thing or a bad thing, honestly. I joined the initial wave of people leaving Reddit when RiF died. I was excited to see my niche communities like Skyrim Mods and ObsidianMD pop up here, but over time they stagnated as people slipped back to Reddit.
At the same time, I came to realize that I spent a lot of time on stupid subs browsing stupid content that just sucked away my time. And for even my niche subs that I missed, I realized that 75% of that new content is the same reposts, the same arguments, the same debates. I do cheat every once in awhile and go back to Reddit, but now it’s to see the top posts of the month to see what I’ve missed. Turns out, I haven’t missed much.
It has taken a while to get Lemmy where I want it. I’ve filtered a ton of communities and users that do nothing but talk about Russia and socialism and whatever the fuck tankies are, and there sure were a lot of cartoons of animals with enormous NSFW bits I had to filter, but it’s starting to come together now for me.
I never saw the reason to upgrade either. The old desktop version is still going strong for me.
What was i expecting. Of course Linux is the most top-rated answer ITT.
Sigh.