Churbleyimyam @ Churbleyimyam @lemm.ee

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They do all sound stupid.

As it's a complete statement just say "I'm wondering if the monkey can see my ears."

Because it is 'the' monkey, rather than 'a' monkey, it is implied that the monkey has already been referred to.

If I were you I would definitely use Debian 12.

No, not legally anyway.

I downvote your upvote!

Yeah good - everyone is really positive about it when I tell them.

I'm not sure how many of them end up using the fediverse based on our conversation but I think broader and more important cultural changes are built on slow but widespread indications of shifting values; I think conversations about what the fediverse stands for is actually more important than people using it.

Ah so that's what it was!

Sure, I just found it too annoying and the easiest solution was to uninstall Brave.

After installing Brave I was getting some kind of failed login popup in my GNOME desktop environment. Uninstalled it and the popup disappeared. It gave me the heeby jeebies about Brave.

This post needs to get to 666 upvotes and stay there.

I don't use any closed source or centralised social media any more but I speak to people in real life about the Fediverse and share links to fediverse posts with my friends and family.

In your Lemmy account settings, set your default feed to 'subscribed' instead of 'all'.

When you open the app or log in on your browser you will only see communities you've subscribed to.

It will greatly improve your (and everyone else's) experience if you subscribe to positive communties and participate in them.

Obligatory.

And allegedly was the progenitor of the 'healing' and 'content-aware' tools that Adobe became so famous for, pas moins

Yeah, I haven't logged into my fb account for a couple of years but this might be a good reason to go in and leave something in my 'bio' or whatever monstrosity it is these days, I can't even remember.

Man, Dansup is tearing it up like an absolute beast. Donate to his fund.

The guy at the end of Hotline Miami was pretty tough.

Just remember that the people getting mad at you are not deleting any of their posts.

I think he should only let the hair grow back over the skull's jaw.

Complicated to answer properly but I think that on the whole religion offers a good package. There's so much variety though and of course not everyone who identifies as religious is sincere; all institutions are attractive for those looking to exploit their influence, whether it's a religion, government, business etc. I'm interested in the social, moral, philosophical and spiritual aspects of religion but I'm also a bit allergic to institutions and am not humble enough to fit into the sorts of hierarchies that most religions seem to insist on.

Yeah, the ideal amount of content to consume is probably zero. I'm starting to think that the best use of any kind of feed is news about very specific things you want to know about on time and literature which is released in installments.