My teenage son and I (who never watched the show as a kid) just finished season one. We laughed about how many times the dude has died and revived already. It’s quite ridiculous.

Just this one picture gave me semantic satiety for the word don’t

Yes that’s my understanding as well

I’m probably skipping some steps, but lowtax banning hentai drove the weebs to 4chan, and 8chan. 8chan was the home for all the “Q” posts that started Qanon which riled up the Republican base and led to the Jan 6 insurrection

Blessed units of measure

You sound like a good person who returns their shopping cart

Is is a deposit, or a down payment 🤔

I’ve traveled a lot of the world, including South Africa and Madagascar, but no I’ve never made it to Egypt.

That’s both super unsurprising and super disappointing. Of COURSE they’re right next to civilization. I don’t know why I somehow bought the idea they’d be way out in the desert.🤦‍♂️

Bigotry isn’t funny

My wife is also a scab sticking to reddit. Unfortunately, a good reason for doing so is that a lot of the niche woman-oriented subs she’s on don’t exist in the fediverse yet.

But it’s scary

This is pretty significant!

OK. But this is the memes community.

Give it time 😃

Obviously I can’t speak for most, but the most power we could get for my work w.r.t. slack and gpt is a knowledge engine consuming from our wiki and “public”/shared information channels.

It would be nice to have an AI coworker who knows the answers to obscure questions.

I hope the #RedditMigration sours adoption

I think you meant spurs lol

Anyway yeah I’m liking Lemmy and the fediverse so far. I actually prefer the UI/UX of https://kbin.social more for desktop, but Jerboa is great for mobile. If they stay actively in development it’s going to be hard to beat IMO

I’ve followed from Fark to StumbleUpon to Digg to Reddit, and now many years later, to Lemmy. I think the communities being spread across instances is extremely powerful for overall global community resiliency (if the separation is respected and we don’t end up with a bunch of duplicated “subs” everywhere).

I’m sure you’ve heard plenty of people say this today, but the one thing I feel the most is excitement. The chaos reminds me of the early-ish days (~1996?) of the web when everything was discoverable and not already aggregated to be served up to you inbetween advertisements.