I’m the opposite, love overmicrowaves spaghetti, mac n cheese, noodles, etc.

wdym hes on programming.dev

I only thought it would be an issue my first week of Lemmy, using it for a month now I really like the smaller community.

Think it was changed to include upvotes/downvotes. Could be wrong, saw it on a similar thread.

Like, they’ll answer everything but your question, tell you how you’re wrong and should do something else entirely, here they read your question all the way and actually answer it

You know how on reddit people comment to tell you to google, argue, etc. Here they just answer the question or move on, it’s wonderful.

Suprisingly better for actual conversation, reddit would be like screaming into a void sometimes, any topic you’re interested in if it doesn’t already have a community, make one from a popular general purpose instance and start posting, people will reply and see it, and it’ll potentially hit the front page equivalent letting more eyes see it. Reddit was no longer showing me interesting niches, I had to already know about it to find a sub and get it on my feed, so many interesting subs I only learned about because I got into the hobby outside of reddit have more potential to be visible on the main feed here. Reddit algorithm right now is a roller coaster, this feels more like reading a newsletter, old reddit.

If you want to be unique start using friendica lmao

Every negative change came with some good, like oh they banned some free speech but they also got rid of jailbait/creepshots so good? Except one of those should.ve never been there for so long and on the front page in the first place. It’s like they sneak in the terrible decisions they want to make with the obvious ones that should’ve been made long ago.

I always thought Reddit was an exception and I wouldve drode it forever if they didn’t auto perm ban me “ban evasion,” and deny my appeals. I just believed there was no other option and had been arguing there for 15 years and didn’t want to leave lol. Sure like 25% of my comments and 50% of my posts would get removed for not following some arbitrary rules perfectly, but it just felt like the tradeoff of a big forum. (At least here when mods only can post it’s clear, on reddit you could drop a post for a game release and get it removed so a mod can post it)

zionist isdf soldier/terrorist is a main actor

Wild how this article ignores any protests, all I see on tiktok is marvels main audience post ms marvels not wanting to watch it

Israel had to stick one in another superhero movie

the @instance helps remember names, id just ignore names in reddit, adds or detracts credibility

like the recent video app, its just tapping into blueskys existing centralized feed, I dont like how bluesky pretends to be federated down to letting you use your own domain

Its just a blueksy frontend with just pics I thought? Is the at protocol not open?

My revenge was deleting every helpful post/comment I had (I got lazy 5 minutes in kinda sucks that there is no way to delete your post history once reddit bans you, you can delete your account but posts and commentd stay up, the only way to remove them is to edit them)

I feel attacked lmao, reddit automoda/policy is abusive now, I commented on a front page post with an alt and it permbanned 3 of my 10 year old accounts instantly no appeal. I kinda do like that they forced me to give lemmy a second look.

The mods just ban ppl willy nilly, how am i supposed to keep track of what banned me, if they have detection tools they should be able to auto ban my alts or hide those subs from my view or better yet not even let me comment on them, instead they asssume evasion and perm ban your ip.

Is this not a majority of them

Faith from valiant comics, everyone in valiant universe is a “psychic” but the powers vary pretty wildly, like shapeshifting and fire manipulation are still potential psiot abilities.