pruwybn

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Hopefully. I’ve heard being earnest is important.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

I wouldn’t call it the first day of the Reddit migration.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Welcome! I can point you to !bicycles if you’re interested.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

When the real kings get back it’s gonna be like Troy coming back with the pizza in Community.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

I’ll check it out!

pruwybn, 11 months ago

I had the same issue, I think it is a server version issue. I started using Connect which has been working well so far, although there are some UI quirks I had to get used to.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Unicorn to f3 and shoots a healing rainbow from its horn to heal the exploded pawn.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

toxic hog lagoon

!bandnames

pruwybn, 11 months ago

It’s a bit finicky, but when this kind of search hasn’t worked for me, I’ve had success searching without the ! or just pasting the community’s URL into the search.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Ride a bike :)

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Your mistake was taking their king, that makes it so you can’t checkmate them anymore.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

If you put /instances after the URL, e.g. beehaw.org/instances, it will list all linked and blocked servers.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Definitely not. ChatGPT is known to “hallucinate”, i.e. make things up, so you can’t trust that everything it says will be accurate.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

DuckDuckGo en passant

pruwybn, 11 months ago

“All” will be different on different instances - it’s basically all of the communities/magazines that anyone on that server follows. On large servers this’ll cover just about everything but not on smaller servers. Plus there is probably a lot less cross-subscription between Lemmy and Kbin than within each. The two may also have different algorithms for the hot/active lists.

The scrolling thing is a bug with Lemmy. It’s been resolved with version 18 but some instances, including lemmy.world, haven’t updated yet.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

I’m seeing this too - the top post in Subscribed/Hot for me is 2 years old.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Eternal Card Game - basically an online MTG clone. It’s always been small, and the userbase has been gradually shrinking since it started. I still think it’s a great game though.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

I’ve noticed more of these in Seattle lately. Maybe they’re catching on! Or I might just be noticing them more.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Maybe just the “Local” tab not being very useful. Although if you can find a server that fits your interests that may not be the case. I just picked one that seemed well run.

pruwybn, 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago)

I signed up on a smaller instance and only follow a couple of communities there, so I had to go out and search for things I was interested in. I pretty much just subscribed to anything that sounded remotely interesting, figuring I could leave later.

i mostly found stuff with browse.feddit.de and lemmyverse.net, as well as just going to the bigger instances and looking at the local lists for anything interesting. So I’m following communities across several of the larger severs - lemmy.world, lemmy.ml, beehaw.org, kbin.social, sh.itjust.works, lemmy.ca - and a few smaller ones that sounded interesting or relevant. Also fedidb.org is a nice tool to see info about the fediverse in general, including stats on Lemmy and Kbin servers.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

I could see a setup where each server is a separate wiki around a specific topic, and federation allows people from other servers to edit or comment/discuss. Pretty much like Fandom but federated. It would be beneficial in that people wouldn’t have to make a login for every wiki they follow, and may help discoverability.

pruwybn, 11 months ago

Maybe because of this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Can_You_Pet_the_Dog%3F