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Are you suggesting that they are individuals? I mean, have you ever seen every Reddit user in the same room? Exactly! they are all the same 3 people replying to themselves (or so they seem to me).
Are you suggesting that they are individuals? I mean, have you ever seen every Reddit user in the same room? Exactly! they are all the same 3 people replying to themselves (or so they seem to me).
You might be right, Lemmy is not for the masses… I would consider myself a tech nerd, privacy enthusiast and shitposter; so migrating from Reddit was the best thing to ever happen to me. This place feels like a real home where I can share my interests with people who are incredibly helpful, kind and passionate about what they do. This place is a heaven for people trying to escape corporate and mass media. And I agree with you, Lemmy is a failed Reddit alternative, because it’s not a Reddit alternative, I don’t see it like that anymore. People here are genuine, I love that <3
“Hey! Why does my drone keep malfunctioning every time I fly it over this one house in particular?”
The Bi-ble
Have you tried QOwnNotes? I think it’s pretty good
What if it didn’t exist? Would you still love your USB then?
Voici l’Academie rançaise mon ami. Il n-y-a pas d’erreur
You know, I’m in a constant battle with bootloaders. I’ve both deleted grub multiple times and windows boot manager by accident and by believing “I could fix it by re-generating it”… More like re-installing.
I completely agree with you there, Lemmy is its own thing. People are nice and respectful, communities are more constructive and less competitive, mods actually like what they’re doing; the “vibe” is completely different here. No karma or awards incentives, pure cooperation and real social interactions.
We’re open source! open hearts and open arms!