Right, it’s a distraction from the Epstein Files.

You can eat avocados with salt and lemon. Also, look up the recipe for guacamole.

Tortillas and tacos are super easy to make yourself. They are actually poor people food. They taste very good with guacamole.

Create an account on mbin and it’ll allow seeing most of the fediverse. It has a microblog view, a thread view and a combined view. It isn’t picky about which services to connect to. I’m subscribed to peertube channels, people on pixelfed, and browse the threadiverse. It works well.

Lemmy can’t see mastodon, mastodon seems to have trouble seeing lemmy but can see mbin and piefed, peertube just sees peertube (although comments on peertube can come from all over the fediverse), pixelfed just pixelfed, and so on.

Someone mentioned nomadic identities and federated identities and I would love either of those. But for now, I recommend mbin.

Fucking prude Christians…

Testing linking @ordos@loops.video

Is it ready? It’s been promised for a year or so now and was only available available by some signup list.

Microslop definitely asked told him to use AI.

This ain’t it!

Chief

Didn’t Jimmy Wales from wikipedia try this?

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Boot users in the comments LARPing their gaming fantasy

Sure you haven’t. Now put down the 5k VR headset and get back to reality.

Not a movie but a youtube playlist: The Alt-Right Playbook

That’s good, because that wasn’t what I was suggesting 🫰

It’s not about given them attention, but the games they are boycotting.

If any group complaining about something makes it “controversial”, then everything is controversial and the word loses all meaning.

Yeah, woke. Oops.

I’m not suggesting “buy every game on this list” but to use it as a means to discover games. There are probably good games on there which get undue hate from the curator’s followers and are not very well know. The followers do try and review bomb the games, so they don’t bubble up to the top naturally.

That would be unfortunate. When lemmy.world goes down, I think all their content is still available on every instance that federated with it.

Would this kind of thing be possible with peertube? It has “peer” in the name, but is it really resistant to take downs or unforeseen outages? If peertube instance A is hosting a video and I’m on peertube instance B, trying to watch that video, if instance A goes down, will that video be unaccessible?

Give them Taurus missiles FFS.