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Pretty sure it’s all food and drink establishments.
Pretty sure it’s all food and drink establishments.
Search your username in the instance modlogs.
Interesting, it sounds like the hole allows them to provide similar functionality as the Calm earplugs have. I’m curious but I lost things too easily and it hurts enough to lose a $40 pair.
I was very disheartened to see people switch from Kijiji (Canada). However I thinj it depends on what you’re looking for and where you are. I’ve checked Marketplace with my partner’s account and at least for where I live and my hobby Kijiji is still used.
Considering I received my first one nearly twenty years ago, yes
Seconding this @[email protected] Lemmy has really shown me this first-hand multiple times. For example [email protected] started out with a few regular posters but then there was couple mo th period where we all seemingly forgot. Once I remembered I went back and decided to just connect songs with my self each day until it came back. Turned out it worked in under a week.
But it can also take time. I made my own community was the only poster there for months, posting maybe average once per week. Subscribers trickled in slowly and then I found its subscirbers growing exponentially and now others contribute.
Remember, people are abandoning reddit slowly all the time, it’s not all grand exoduses, I see it as building a relatively active community for future users to find. [email protected] was recently created for more discussion in this area.
One tip is that most of us “use” Lemmy a bit differently than Reddit. Most niche communities (with some exceptions ofc:-) here aren’t as active as they were on Reddit, so many of us end up spending more time in the generalized ones - e.g. [email protected] rather than specific ones like r/OnePlus or even r/Android.
I know it’s now a cliché comparison but that was what early reddit was like. If you were a more recent redditors you need to realize it started smaller too, originally there weren’t even subreddits, and there was a /r/reddit.com once they were introduced.
That level of granularity largely won’t be necessary here for a while but I don’t mind at all.
Just check the web ui and it appears it’s part of Lemmy.
TESTING
TEST
Edit: Sync doesn’t seem to require one added to blank new lines but Lemmy does.
As a federated service deletions can take time to federate out to other instances. It’s also good practice to first edit the post/comment away before deletion.
You need to put a > in front of each new line.
Really? They’re kind a third of the price here.
If you find any with it let me know. Not hopeful for Sync.
Ultimately you need only a tiny fraction of that data to emulate the human brain.
Point for simulation theory.
Oh I should have thought of that. Language settings could definitely still use some work.
Do you have viewed posts hidden?
I’ve always seen it classed as a more of a dissociative. If it were actually in the same class as shrooms and LSD then I’d have tried it by now.
I was trying to think of what the impactful differences between IRC and Matrix are (it’s been a while).
“While being as open as IRC, Matrix provides a user experience which is similar to Slack or Discord to some extent. It’s modern, it’s persistent, and […] it’s actually less confusing to newcomers than an extremely simple application like Jargonaut.”
Persistancy! It’s funny how that completely slipped my mind. The expectation from a chat room app has changed a lot since I last regularly used IRC and I guess I forgot what it used to be like.
*it’shittification
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