[they/them] joined lemmy 2 years ago on lemmy.ml but I wanna join this instance now :3
Caves and cliffs is finally over. It's been 4 years.
when unsure or lazy i use they/them
Licence to be gay when
all 3 of them.
It ain't bad but like half of the community hates it so a nice in between would be nice, check out the combat snapshots they have a lot of interesting features
in that context sure but just in casual conversation?? idk
He who holds the porn holds the power
I really hope so, but AI has already left the techbro area, it's very mainstream now
is it just me who finds it really weird when people call them fingernails?? just say nails, we know which ones you mean most of the time
Spain has that too! we have a little message that plays at the end of each one that everyone knows by heart!
Oh that's fair
cd downloads
bash: cd: downloads: No such file or directory
cd Downloads
user@pcname:~/Downloads$
Because the standards for a regular 60 year old are higher than for a 74 year old pedophile with severe mental illness
I agree. What alternative do we have though? Firefox is dependent on google, but at least they're more private and secure.
Decentralized network designed to stand up to big tech by gay trans furries. Not much appeal for those folks round these parts.
Verification system is very on the nose, in my opinion.
You are mistaken my friend, for it is I who holds the privilege of "Based". However, I am afraid that, as a consequence, you now hold but the rank of cringe.
2024.07.05 While the gaming industry explores the potential of generative AI, Nintendo remains cautious due to concerns over IP rights and the company's predilection for its unique approach to game development.
Reddit just isn't how it used to be.
I left reddit on june 12th last year in protest of spez's decision to change the reddit api from being free as in free beer to an unbelievably expensive cost. That same day, I joined lemmy on a now abandoned account.
At first, I had a hard time adapting to lemmy's significantly smaller community, but I got used to it and learned to embrace it. However, recently I started missing reddit a lot more, and after some consideration, made an account on the (demonic) website.
But I don't think it felt the same way as before, sure, there was more posts, but they lacked a heart and soul, they were all so generic, as if it lost it's spark.
Has anyone else that's been on there noticed anything similar??
I never follow the rule
transcript: "I visit this community multiple times a day" "and yet I never post" "you have no control over me, gay people on my phone" "CRY"