Linux and the whole FOSS everything thing.
Except when it comes to entertainment. Then it’s “Don’t touch my Plex”
Decide: FOSS everywhere or where applicable and don’t force your vision onto other users.
Based.
I’ve been told the beans are pretty good.
Did you say…jeans?
How people fight the hexbears lol
This
Blocked it all, much better.
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> thread about whatever
> half the comments are discussing how things have failed to federate properly
4 copies of every news story.
I thought that was just my feed.
Not reading articles and just commenting on the headline. It’s extremely disappointing that habit carried over from reddit.
- Fizz ( @Fizz@lemmy.nz ) 14•8 months ago
As someone who tries to read the articles a lot of them actually suck. They barely contain more info than the headline and hit you with an annoying pop-up or paywall.
I would not ever recommend reading any gaming related news article.
I think it’s worse here b/c 90% of the articles I come across are paywalled, so I come to the comments to see if anyone posted the full text & I just see a bunch of comments about the headline.
I don’t find that, but when I do you can often find the page on https://archive.today/ or https://web.archive.org/. You should be able to set it so that you can pass them a url from the address bar using your browser (e.g. Firefox’s
quicksearchessmart keywords) or search engine (Bangs on DDG, Kagi, searx), if it’s not already linked from the post text.
The trans flag thigh socks + linux combo memes
Oh yes. This one is good too. They give legit installation tips.
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Did you intend to say GNU/Linux?
People complaining about privacy of everything, including lemmy itself (this is a good thing).
The most Lemmy thing for me is that I see more wholesomeness here than on Reddit, I’m not sure if that is the answer you were looking for, but that has been my experience so far.
Holding in ur poop
The lack of NSFW content
Finally some makeup content
Putting “rule” in the title for reasons I don’t understand.
I think that’s the 196 community. One of the rules is that if you show up, you have to post something, so my understanding is that people just put “rule” in the title to say that they’re complying with that rule.
That’s a thing only on one specific instance, I think
one specific community, primarily one one instance. The concept of “rule” originates on r/196, where the only rule is that you have to post when you visit.
Therefore, its easiest to write “posting because rule” in the title rather than something creative. AFAIK this eventually devolved into just saying “Rule” or some sort of play on it.
Thanks for clearing that up
At this point it’s almost a rule in itself that the title has rule in it in some way so there are many plays on the word but that’s not official it’s more of a community driven joke. It also came from the original 196 community on reddit.
being flooded with links with clickbait-y titles. back in may more posts were organic.
edit: what communities have good content made by users? i seldom find intriguing discussion on comments, but few posts are engaging on their own.