I just tried fetching the community !lemmy@lemmy.ml. Other instances seem to be able to make this request and get the results, but for some reason, it is coming up empty for me.
The was back in the winter when it was cold. She first went under the blanket completely, but after a few minutes, she poked her nose out like this.
What a fucking liar.
I can't believe this POS got away with lying about the developer of Apollo threatening to blackmail them. Why aren't these interviewers asking about that?
Exceptions: if you live somewhere where you'll die in 4 minutes in a car with no AC.
Sent from Texas, where it is currently 88 degrees in the middle of the night.
I saw another post saying they vowed not to do that. I haven't read the interview, but I wonder how what he said could be interpreted in opposite ways by two different people.
I have been lurking on the GitHub, and it seems quite a few people want the ability to port your account from one server to another. It was initially dismissed and the request was closed, but people made good points, like what happens if a server shuts down? Folks on that server just lose all their history? Those comments got lots of thumbs up reactions, and the request got reopened.
Hopefully at some point we can get that feature and making the wrong early choice will matter less.
He's trying to pit us against each other in hopes that we crumble.
If Lemmy/Kbin keep growing at this rate, I don't even care. I won't need reddit anymore.
What exactly does this mean? Like, I'm familiar with open source software, but I'm not super familiar with the x86 bootloader stuff, so I'm not sure what benefits we get from this.
I have noticed this so much today. I pretty much lived in r/hockey for the past 5 years. They had a vote and decided to black out for the 48 hour protest. Once it was clear that the vote was in favor of blacking out (and that the championship deciding game could be played during the blackout), people started pleading to move the blackout to after the championship was decided, which completely defeats the purpose of the protest.
Well, during the blackout, the championship was decided. Now that it's open again, everyone is again flipping out about how pointless the protests were, and how we ruined their experience of watching the championship game.
Has that been confirmed yet? I saw one person saying it was happening, but the comments below proved they were wrong, and then they scratched out their comment and apologized for spreading false info.
I still remember the last game I pre-ordered. Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Game straight up didn't work for like 6 months. And they promised all this free shit to us who bought it day one, but those of us who got it digitally didn't qualify, so we didn't get it. Even though I asked a Microsoft store rep if we qualified and they said yes. They later said no.
Never again for me.
Thanks for having us! I'm excited to try this out. I am only just trying to figure out how all of this works.
I have subscribed to several communities now, but when I go to the main page, I still see the generic content that was there before I logged in. How do I view a feed of just the communities I have subscribed to (analogous to the front page on reddit)
You can, but only in the latest version. It takes multiple taps, though.