Which is annoying because it’s a fucking good name.

Clearly you don’t know “Europeans” and have never net a gypsy.

What’s cloudflare done?

I’m sort of one of them? I mean I’m married, got my own place, now got a stable job etc, but I barely ever see my friends (all moved away), and my work friends from an old job I have just lost touch with.

Trying to replace the online social life with Lemmy, maybe something like IRC? Who knows.

Thank god. I enjoyed using reddit because I used to shitpost irl and have had to tone it down with work so I need an outlet somewhere…

Gott ist gut.

Finding a good analogy is hard. But at the risk of sounding like a snob, a little barrier to entry isn’t always a bad thing…

The thought of trying to explain this to one of our users (helpdesk monke). No thanks…

I know sprech Deutsch du hurensohn but I actually understood this meme. Do I look at too many memes?

Didn’t realise you could respond with images on lemmy. Smoother jokes than r***it…

So if you set up say a cycling group on kbin, you can also make the group watch the #cycling tag, any any mastodon or other micoblogging content will appear on a special tab in your cycling group.

Now that is a powerful feature. Great way to fill a feed with content too.

There seems to be consternation about “lemmygrad” and certain Mastodon users have decried Lemmy because the developer also runs “lemmygrad”.

Also this https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/standards.png

I do, and surprisingly my users seem to be more sane!

RedditIsFun closing down was the straw that broke the camels back. I keep tapping where it used to be in my most commonly used apps and opening WhatsApp instead… then I remember and scroll down to Jerboa instead. I think there’ll always be a reddit shaped hole in my heart, having been a redditor for about 14 years (changing accounts messed up my time keeping), but something may grow to fill the space yet.

We shall see. Whether its Lemmy, Mastodon, Calckey? I don’t yet know. Possibly I will need to start my own instance to feel at home, but I’m looking forward to that journey.