My account is on an instance that doesn’t implement downvotes, which I wasn’t sure about at first, but have grown to like. For me, it’s either worth an upvote, worth commenting on, or I just move on. It has changed how I engage with Lemmy a bit.
junkthief
joined 5 months ago
Reminds me of this
“So I went to the fridge and I opened up the meat drawer - you know what the meat drawer is, right?”
Yeah his website doesn’t seem like a good place to get updates, Tapas tends to stay up to date and has his bonus panels, though:
Pointy ant
Maybe it’s just how my phone is displaying it, but I’m finding it hard to discern what your picture is supposed to show. I just see a blurry screenshot of a game with on screen controls
I think calling Wordpress uncool and the boss a dork diminishes the very real issues that people have with the person and company- issues that are NOT about “coolness”
I think Lemmy developers should focus on developing and supporting Lemmy’s core features and not stuff like novelty bots. Lemmy is not a monolithic entity, so the rules regarding implementing such bots would be up to each instance and then each community on the instance. There’s no technical reason I’m aware of that would prevent such a bot from working, just a question as to whether it would be allowed or even welcomed.
But then who is putting everything on the treadmills on the other side?
He got the treadmills because he’s too lazy to go into the kitchen to get the snacks, and I assume the snacks being stored in the fridge and cabinets- otherwise, why not just keep the snacks where he is sitting now? But then how are the snacks getting onto the treadmills from their respective storage?
The National Guard is not monolithic either, as it is per service and per state. I.e. Minnesota Air National Guard, Minnesota Army National Guard, Iowa Air… you get it
We thought… you was… a toad
What??
We thought… you was… a toad!
SHH!