mcmoor 5mo ago • 100%
Hah and I thought my modded subreddit isn't active enough so I lose the privilege. I have been thinking about creating a new one so this is a nice surprise.
mcmoor 6mo ago • 100%
Meh, the worst it can be is being reddit (or lemmy), and I'm already well accustomed to them so no harm.
mcmoor 6mo ago • 100%
My moral almost don't align with every single one of singers that I have heard, so I'm kinda forced to do it
mcmoor 6mo ago • 100%
It's essentially a shibboleth, a way to confirm that you're in the "inner circle". Tribalism is still one of the strongest force in social science it seems, even if we start with lots of identical people they'll try to differentiate and discriminate between each other.
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
Yeah, the other comment mention about AAA game increasing price from 60 to 70 and "no once cares" and it's fucking bullshit. Everyone would be in arms if it happens to a game that's already released.
What they usually do now is selling it at 80 from the get go but it's another discussion. People go in arms when a game DOESN'T go into discount after some time ffs. The usual expectation is for a game to go cheaper overtime, not more expensive.
mcmoor 7mo ago • 71%
Well you don't need to be good at teaching to be a teacher
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
I don't even need to do that because my country do that "for me" lmao. VPN was the only way I ever accessed reddit at all.
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
This sounds like a setup for a challenge run lmao
mcmoor 7mo ago • 50%
Now I'm curious on how the correlation actually lies, because it seems like it's actually correlated. When people can't enter, money is usually restricted too and vice versa, just like Russia is now. Of course there is smuggling, but it's for both money and people. Although maybe it shouldn't be money but "trade" in general.
mcmoor 7mo ago • 86%
It's actually disheartening that all communist countries become authoritarian. Theoretically with flat power structure, they should all become democracies. Maybe they ARE not communists.
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
Yeah. This is the biggest one I think. Theoretically a community can be shared by all instances and each instance decide if they want to receive this post and this comment from that community. This way, there could be a community that have totally different meaning in two different instances, but it's still one name so it's discoverable.
Although it seems like it'll be too granular. But it'll be funny seeing "This post is banned in 69 instances".
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
I only know eudaimonia because it's super advanced tech in Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, essentially inventing utopia
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
I still dont understand how people play varied games so far. I only have limited times and I can only slot it to play my comfort games. Even when i have extended times, eventually I just play the same things again.
mcmoor 7mo ago • 21%
Solely for battery lmao. I don't know if it even matters anymore but it's an old habit
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
Pfft just live in truly fertile region bro. Or invent green revolution.
mcmoor 7mo ago • 92%
The country take lots of debts and always pays them. By credit companies' standard their credit score is crazy high. In fact, USA's score is the highest in the world.
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
c/AntiqueMemesRoadshow is that way, sir
mcmoor 7mo ago • 100%
Is average users offered or considering to participate in the IPO tho
For the uninitiated, generally NSFW is for sexual contents and NSFL is for gory contents. People may want to see one but not see the other at any time for any reason. I have seen this feature requested over the years in Reddit but it never happens. Maybe now some instance can finally implement it?
As someone trying small instance I have to explore other instances using good old browser and then try to open it in Boost. For some reason sometimes it just doesn't work, even for communities that are in lemmy.world! Ones I have tried and failed are: https://lemmy.world/c/me_irl https://lemmy.film/c/moviesandtv https://lemmy.world/c/linux_gaming https://programming.dev/c/programmer_humor And some others I may have forgotten. For comparison, if you click https://lemmy.ml/c/asklemmy it should correctly open in Boost instead of browser.