TheGoonch

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Just created a community for Oregonians on Revolt! Come on in! (rvlt.gg)
 

For those who don't know, Revolt is an open-source alternative to Discord, basically what Lemmy is to Reddit. It's still a bit rough around the edges, but is very accepting of feedback and emphasizes community input. One of the biggest draws is that a lot of the Discord Nitro perks (such as making custom emojis) are free there.

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Why do human beings feel the constant need to be validated for their actions/opinions/interests/etc.? (lemmy.world)
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What franchises do you consider part of the "pillars" of popular culture? (lemmy.world)
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I stayed at a North Korean summer camp. We polished statues and played a game where we destroyed the White House. (www.businessinsider.com)
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Analyst Says Bankruptcy Looming For DISH - Inside Towers (insidetowers.com)
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Call Of Duty’s Next Crossover Brings Gundam To The Game (kotaku.com)
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Radio Caroline, Britain's pirate radio station broadcasting from sea, turns 60 years strong (abcnews.go.com)
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What's your favorite Sirius XM station? (lemmy.world)
 

Mine is Outlaw Country

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TIL there was an unreleased comic book in which Marvel superhero Captain Britain would resolve The Troubles by having everyone drink "magic civilizing tea" (www.eruditorumpress.com)
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TIL there is a monument to the peer review process in Moscow, Russia (www.nature.com)
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Everyone's a nerd about something. What are you a nerd about? (lemmy.world)
 

I know it's an unpopular opinion given current circumstances, but I've always been a huge nerd about Russia. The history, the geography, the music, etc. And as an American, I've always found it fascinating how U.S.-Russian relations have fluctuated over time. We've gone from allies, to enemies, to frenemies. This doesn't mean I support Z or Putin, of course. What are you a nerd about?

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Is creating an online bibliography a waste of time? (lemmy.world)
 

I love research, and I feel like having all of the sources in one place would save someone writing a paper a lot of searching. Even if it never becomes a widely used website, I feel like it could just be a project I could work on to keep myself busy. Then again, you could always just use the reference section of Wikipedia. Should I do it, or should I devote my time to something else?

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