Great, few more reasons to stay away from that. I thought the whole point of the reddit/fediverse thing was that you used an anonymous nick that is purged from time to time. Who cares about followers? There are interesting things discussed, that’s it.
For me there are two strong ones competing: Hákarl, basically fermented rotting shark – this smells like a Serbian railway toilet during the war, when it wasn’t cleaned for years, but used regularly. It tastes the same. The other was a dog carcass, that was left on the roadside on a nice, hot summer day, and the ‘not my job’ mentality left it there slowly decomposing over roughly two-three weeks.
So, like achieving the goal twice?
Windowmaker, I use it in a vnc/x2go setup, I need something fast, stable that doesn’t use much of the desktop space. When it was my main OS, I went KDE-gnome-KDE-windowmaker-e17
That’s a lovely site!
Something with that snail, probably.
OK, I’ll remind you on 2028 July 5 10:49:32UTC!
(I wrote a memo on a yellow post-it sticker, I hope I won’t loose it by next week)
But would it work with spherical servers in vacuum?
Let’s see… Don’t eat that plant!
Probably that. Fortunately it’s rare in the developed world as it can be fixed by a routine operation.
A funny feature is that I can’t post from the new instance because it would ask for the comment language which can’t be selected from wefwef
What’s your take on an optimal instance? I went first for lemmy.world, because I checked a federation map and seemed like a good choice. but it’s getting laggy with the influx, so I found a probably nearby server with cool local content, and only a handful of users. But from here subscription to other instances seems weird, often lemmy.world communities don’t show up in search even with their direct URL
I just checked Lemmy stats - how is it possible that we lost 400 000 users recently? If people check it out and leave for good, wouldn’t that still be counted in the user base?