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why would anyone believe that not eating to the point of death would be a good thing?
interested in food, cooking, pugs, stepvans, tech, and conversations.
why would anyone believe that not eating to the point of death would be a good thing?
I looked at kbin but didn’t like the UI. lemmy = much better
free organic fertilizer
a few here & there
found this as well - https://lemmymap.feddit.de/
unsurprising
much the same - visiting various news & sci/tech sites manually, then link aggregators digg/reddit. infinity was my favorite 3rd party app - now using jerboa for mobile use of lemmy. jerboa has some issues and there needs to be more mobile apps but that issue will resolve itself in time
they sold out
cant talk about fight club if you forget about it
never heard of lemmy prior to this week - I had heard of mastodon but never really got into either twitter or it. have been looking at some of the other fedi apps, some of them show promise
hahahah what?! that is an interesting premise for a game
funding is better than monetizing a platform
gatekeeping, censorship, shadowbans from commenting in a different community, echo chambers.
willful misunderstanding. absolutely no one should trust anything spez says
probably shouldnt have accepted refugees if you have no where to house them.
compared to exiting college and realizing that the real world has different rules?
more irritated than anything - mostly because there arent a lot of lemmy apps on android yet. it’ll get better in ~6 months
i really want to, I really like the distributed concept, but posting/commenting times out a lot - easily 80% of the time. maybe I’ll give it a few weeks and come back to it.
as far as reddit goes? if it cant access it without infinity then I will never access it. deleted all of my accounts except one, and it’s only usable until infinity shuts down.