Win10 is not that bad. And Me was never as bad as Vista or (especially) 8. Also, Linux is not a linear curve, it's stepped.
Endymion_Mallorn
joined 4 days ago
I don't like this version of Mrs. Addams in color. Make it monochrome!
Exactly! The only difference is that those use very tiny bullets.
Such as a nice chianti?
Technically, a handgun also kills cancer in vivo. The problem is the cost to the host body.
Yeah, but if you get someone else's kidney, it "remembers" how that body worked.
Honestly, I'd love to see Point 2 come into a real format. The other stuff is a hard no-go, but I think it would be interesting to see a game where being outmatched doesn't mean an automatic loss of points. I think the meta would self-stabilize into a rough version of the Elo system.
In other words, be excellent to each other.
Is ATProtocol as open as ActivityPub in terms of content? Could there be a Bluesky equivalent of Peertube, for example?
Now I'm afraid to try and find bluesky meme communities. If it's winword, any image must throw the whole thing into utter madness.
mbin is both Reddit and Twitter.
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Given the way things are in my perspective, what I want on mbin & lemmy is somewhere like a mix of 1 & 2, with 3 as a solid option. I know that the torches and pitchforks are about to come out, but I'll try to outline the way I see it.
When I'm in a meme-scrolling mood, I have to look up meme magazines / communities to start (Method #3). Fine, that's working as intended. Obviously that will lead naturally to Method #1; as I subscribe and gradually follow other posters, my bubble will grow.
But what I want for the 'threadiverse' is a more unified suggested page. If I'm in, let's say, memes@lemmy.world, I'd like to also have my feed show content from memes@fedia.io, or lemm.ee, or whatever other threadiverse instances that my chosen instance is federating with. I'd also like to see "subject memes" on my meme feed as a default - Science Memes, Star Trek Memes, etc.. That falls under Method #2 - because I want the software to predict that because I've subscribed to memes@*, and interacted with content from memes@*+1, that I will also like *memes*@*. Obviously this could also be a matter of tagging and magazine integration, but that's something that would help the fediverse feel more united and less daunting for people.
Obviously dealing with the microblog side, mandatory tags or some form of community selection would be great to help out. It would be nice to see more microblog entries from Mastodon, Misskey, Pleroma, etc., sorted into magazine-like collections by tags.