As a jerboa user myself, I'm pretty confident Jerboa is C or D tier at best. It has a very buggy UI, crashes very frequently and is a nightmare to post comments. I'll hold my beliefs until the devs fix those issues
A tumor cell stops being part of the multicelular you and becomes a rogue cell. It starts replicating itself but does not become a multicelular being, it's not coordinated and has no comunication between cells.
Agree but this isn't a shower thought thats just a known fact that everybody knows
I'm not giving a fuck to the Twitter x Threads fight I already feel great on Mastodon and don't plan on switching again
That means that the image you're trying to post is over 100kb. I suggest you converting your image to the webp format in an online converter and compressing it later. If that doesn't work, you're screwed
That is the biggest lie I've ever seen. This is what it should actually be:
If it's brown, you're probably gonna die
If it's black, you're certainly gonna die
If it's white, you're already dead
Shitposting subs that actually shitpost instead of posting regular memes. For that to happen on Lemmy we'll need a good way of sending videos/gifs to the platform, which is gonna take a while to be implemented but eventually will
lemmy.world and lemmy.ml users competing whos the most generic NPC
pawb.social users not existing
lemm.ee and vlemmy.net users actually being based
Never used 3rd party apps on reddit but was tired of the main app so I tried alternatives. Not disappointed with the current state of Lemmy and really want it to grow
It's never too old to get into anything dude, just do what you like!
Do you believe Lemmy/Mastodon can become mainstream and fully replace their centralized counterparts?
What the title says. I think there is still a long way for that to happen but i've been hopeful. What do you think?
For me lemmy is pretty much impossible to browse without jerboa, the oficial site has a very clunky UI and jerboa solves that problem. Thankfully third-party applications aren't going extinct here