LineageOS also supports some more obscure phones if you don’t like Google pixel phones or if you’re on a tight budget

Alternatively, you could generalize it by saying “Lemmy is similar to (discussion-based) social media sites”

Time’s over though, Apple.

They usually look smarter: https://www.ozanimals.com/image/albums/australia/Mammal/normal_Z-Michael-Thirnbeck-Cuscus.jpg

There were other buildings though, the pyramids are only the best preserved & most iconic ones

This gives off male ballet dancer vibes

I’d post it on 2 sublemmies max

Because the comments should reflect the user base plus chaos would soon ensue with the flood of comments from reddit. That’s why I suggested to somehow cap the posts, like 5 per day, so we see more content here while still maintaining a sense of a unique community.

And bridging simply works better with messengers than with board-like systems like lemmy or reddit.

Maybe not every post & maybe not the comments. One could try with one community and only the Top 5 posts of any given day or somesuch

Well, seems like the die is cast. Won’t get any more perfect than that

But having walls was supposed to be a good thing!

There are downsides for everything for sure, but it’s the intent that matters. Also, the downsides for closed source are even worse, so it’s not an alternative anyways

/c/gardening

/c/cubing

/c/fossart

/c/laiqbun

Rather niche, so there’s not much activity just yet

How many moderators do you need? Count me in.

not necessarily, but more vulnerable

or a bunch of surveillance cams

Subscriptions come with a whole lot of other problems though

“An act of meta-desperation” https://ez.substack.com/p/facebooks-name-change-is-an-act-of

It depends on what you do with it. In general, it’s a plus – especially if you can write so fast that it doesn’t interrupt your thoughts. Typing shouldn’t be an obstacle in between one’s thoughts and the medium. It really annoyed me when I started to learn the Colemak layout, since I noticed that it slowed down my thinking because I got too distracted by the typing process itself. It improved after a while, but it still gets in the way, so unless you have a good reason for changing your default keyboard layout, I’d recommend sticking to the first layout you learned and slowly improving on your typing speed.

Btw, I should add that the faster you type on a real keyboard, the more annoying it feels to type on a virtual keyboard, but then again I guess most people wouldn’t type longer text on a virtual keyboard anyway.

You’re not the only one