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irelephant [he/him]🍭

@ Irelephant @lemm.ee

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  • Removed

    So, after using Lemmy for 1.5 Years. You are telling I am not even allowed to use Lemmy?

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  • they have been using the lemmy software.

  • Removed

    So, after using Lemmy for 1.5 Years. You are telling I am not even allowed to use Lemmy?

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  • why do mbin links always break on lemmy?

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    So, after using Lemmy for 1.5 Years. You are telling I am not even allowed to use Lemmy?

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  • Imagine this, but with email.

  • Proposal project for Lemmy and mastdon

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  • Check rss parrot, and rss.ponder.cat

  • Grand Pop-tart Robotnik

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  • We're pretty close to dying from climate change.

  • does buying on a shady key shop website benefit the developers over piracy?

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  • I remember reading somewhere, a developer was encouraging people to pirate their game instead of buying keys, as they lost money on keys.

  • returning to lemmy

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  • returning to lemmy

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  • No, it shouldn't matter.

    lemmy.world is fine, its just sometimes a bit slow. Welcome back!

  • Blorp for Lemmy: Now on Mac & Web, More Platforms Coming Soon!

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  • If i find any i'll submit them!

  • Blorp for Lemmy: Now on Mac & Web, More Platforms Coming Soon!

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  • I don't have an iOS or macOS device right now, aside from an aincient 2010 macbook pro, sorry.

  • Blorp for Lemmy: Now on Mac & Web, More Platforms Coming Soon!

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  • This looks great!

    Its the only client i've seen that isn't extremely overwhelming.

  • Blorp for Lemmy: Now on Mac & Web, More Platforms Coming Soon!

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  • Some people like the reddit ui.

    It is infinietly better than the reddit ui though.

  • What if we called instances providers?

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  • Yes, I know what an instance is, but I never thought that was what people meant.

  • What if we called instances providers?

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  • I thought it was just an instance of the lemmy software, for example?

  • What if we called instances providers?

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  • Sure, but then questions like "why do these subreddits have an @ symbol?" happen, or the dreaded default "local" sort causes problems.

  • What if we called instances providers?

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  • That doesn't sound too bad ngl.

  • What if we called instances providers?

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  • What if we called instances providers?

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  • Yes, thats what I was thinking.

    I was thinking about other decentralised networks people may use, and they all seem to use the word "provider":

    • Email provider
    • Internet provider
    • Usenet provider

  • What if we called instances providers?

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  • I mean, sure, but the internet is a decentralised network! So is lemmy.