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  • I'm not sure how the comments are counted, but there may be an increase in comments in Lemmy communities made by accounts from other fediverse software like piefed and mastodon.

  • A version of this story originally published on Fortune.com on July 20, 2025.

    Nevermind, I guess...

  • This study is over 6 months old, why is Fortune.com only writing about it now?

  • Yeah, it's weird. In cases like this I'm tempted to send a message to each downvoter asking them why they downvoted.

  • I have found Hackaday to be depressingly full of shallow summaries of things said/done/written by other people elsewhere.

  • Then I guess it's time to put "AI" (actually 3 if-statements in a trench coat) into all my software projects so they can legally jailbreak corporate software!

  • GlaDOS, eat your heart out

  • At least they aren't green tips!

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  • Re: 1), you're not kidding - check out that gray banding on the caption in the top-level post!

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  • That's such a great riff on the original xkcd

    Do you remember where you found it?

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  • Relevant username

  • Ooh, good catch

  • Also, no federation on the NodeBB/piefed unless/until the users overwhelmingly ask for it.

  • NodeBB or maybe piefed to host announcements and provide a place for questions and feedback.

    Consider creating an account for each household with a "correct horse battery staple" style password that's easy to input on mobile, print out a little slip of paper with an explanation blurb and account name & password, and deposit in their mailbox.

    Do not expect any users until you've hosted several game nights that had multiple attendees. From what you say you are the events committee, not the online life committee. I would thus recommend to stay focused on events until people bring up, unprompted, a desire for more casual day-to-day interactions. You want to be integrating into their existing habits, not trying to replace them. Let the "switching" happen on their own initiative lest they feel like they're being co-opted for your own personal agenda.

  • there's really no need for the return in the title.

    is the point just to trigger programmers into interacting with the post, do you not know that much code, do you just not care, or what?