Reddit CEO slams protesters, says he'll change site rules
Cool Beance @ CoolBeance @lemmy.world Posts 6Comments 101Joined 2 yr. ago
Cool Beance @ CoolBeance @lemmy.world
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I took up sim racing to help improve my focus. Every day I do 2 - 3 hours worth of laps, and I make it my goal to do consistent laps. Not necessary fast but just consistent. If I can stay within 0.5 - 1 second for x laps in a row, I count it as a win and I try to break that record the next day or at the very least meet the same number.
Helps with my memory retention too as poor memory is sometimes another side effect of ADHD from what I'm told
For less tech-savvy newbies (like me), in case there is some confusion affecting your urge to engage/donate... My friend gave me a great explanation:
- Lemmy the platform is planet Earth
- “Instances” like lemmy.world, lemmy.ml, beehaw.org, etc. are like the different countries on Earth
- When someone signs up, the user picks one instance to be a part of, like how an Earthling becomes a citizen of a country
- If you register at lemmy.world, that means your home instance/ “home country” is lemmy.world, but you can “travel” to lemmy.ml, another instance / “country”, to check out and subscribe to their community
- When you subscribe to a different instance that’s not your home instance, you can still participate in their content, and other people will be able to see which instance / “country” you’re from
- Each instance can have its own version of the same “subreddit”, so you can have a c/Memes in your home instance that is different from a c/Memes in another instance. But you can subscribe to both separately
- c/[community name] is the naming convention used here I think like r/[subreddit name] on Reddit. If talking about a community in a different instance, it's c/[community name]@[instance name] so like c/memes@lemmy.ml
- Donations will help with the cost of running lemmy.world only and not lemmy.ml, beehaw.org, etc.
Someone please correct any of this if any of it is wrong, I’ll happily edit
What a scumbag. He's playing the "democracy" tune like "redit is for everyone guise" but before he started losing users/moderators he didn't give a shit how the subreddits were run.