Actually the first thing I thought of. Played the fuck out of that game, but kinda always hated it while playing it. Can’t explain why. Was a weird time.

People are going to critique titles. Welcome to life. Life is tough. I get it.

It’s not a big deal. But it’s ok to think the name is stupid, and that I’m not gonna use it if I think it’s stupid.

Ya. I learned about those in public school.

Man, I feel like JR and Tom Segura are like the Howard Stern of my generation. But somehow less thoughtful, and more edgy. It’s shock jock radio with lots of laughing at their own “jokes.”

…Now I feel bad. Keep enjoying what you enjoy.

Take a walk

Or

Go sit in my backyard alone.

I’ve never boiled tap. It’s safe where I live. I do have a reverse osmosis filter though. But only for taste, and to remove hardness to protect my glassware.

You don’t need 10k comments and 10k upvotes for content to be good and engaging.

It didn’t fail. For Prigozhin is was always about Prigozhin getting out of trouble. And he succeeded at what he came to do. For now, at least.

Apps that are shutting down should have a screen linking to alternatives. That would be huge.

I loved my bmw wagon, but it was an absolute POS when it came to reliability or maintenance. Blew up with less that 120k miles. Never had a problem with any Honda or Toyota under 250k.

I actually think this video emphasizes things people at the first step need not bother with. The average Reddit user needs to simply know that if you join a given server you’ll be able interact with most the others, and you can subscribe when you see posts at c/all. This video is better for people who’ve already signed up and browsed for a bit.

I’d say step two for most users is trying a couple 3rd party apps. Since that is what people will miss most with the Reddit changes.

Right now yes. But I think they point that things shift a bit will be when 3rd party apps and mod tools are more fleshed out. If Lemmy keeps up with moderate growth until then I think we could see a significant portion of posters moving here. Not saying most, but enough that communities could thrive. We don’t need millions of users.

China doesn’t give two fucks about what color your (or my) ugly couch is.

Hard to moderate. Brings influencers and bots. Doesn’t contribute anything that can’t be easily found elsewhere.

Japanese curry is always a nice comfort food.