I have two of those. One’s from my old phone.

There are no women on reddit. Only men, the FBI, shills, and the occasional dog who learned to type.

I’m pretty sure Moon Moon is an alpha version wolf.

Windows: You will use Bing. Resistance is futile.

Steve Martin still looks the same

I remember only spending half my income on rent. And I’m old. But also from a high cost of living area.

I’d be more than fine with this, I just don’t want us to hate mosquitoes into a four pests scenario.

Unfortunately, we probably can’t. A LOT of things eat mosquitos.

I’ll settle for a repellent that works or better yet something that makes me no longer react to bites.

I’m safe, I upboated the beans

I used to use Trillian back in the day - I occasionally miss the convenience. Chatting on mobile mitigates the multi-chat annoyence a little through notifications but it’s still irritating to try to remember where people are when I want to message them.

I seem to recall the downfall of Trillian was data breach. Also of course shortfalls where on different platforms there was different niche functionality that didn’t carry across to Trillian.

The tech landscape has changed a lot since then, Beeper looks like it’s got potential.

Ori and the Blind Forest. I like the art a lot.

Oh it’ll definitely become an issue - Help help my local community! A calamity has befallen me and I need cash now! - Posted by @0zymati@beehaw.0rg

Hey this person is talking about this subject I have just heard of. I will at some point need to go validate their information but as a shortcut I can go look at their profile and see that they are well respected in communities dedicated to that subject. Therefore I can trust their information.

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This person is asking questions that sound reasonable on the surface - but when I look at their post history I see they are active in some much more extreme communities and I’m able to form the conclusion that their apparently reasonable post may not be in good faith.

Some of us have friends online and we’d like to be able to do things like continue conversations while still being identifiably the same individual.

Also there’s consideration of privilege schemes where the access is based on karma, activity, or account age. That’s aside from the potential issues that could arise if someone with high privilege (supermod for example) has their identity vanish leaving a community minus whatever function they might have been performing (this user is allowed to send the bot commands, etc).

On a personal note, not having to jump through a bunch of hoops intended to screen out bad actors just to access a community or group where you were already a member in good standing.

Beyond that, there’s some people who really want to express their particular identity or brand online - for example I sometimes write using a particular name. If I could no longer use that name and not even access my account to tell people that, it would not help my audience find me or my back catalogue.

Beyond all those things, having access to my post history means I can look back at things - have you never sat and looked at old diaries or photos from when your were a child? Or been reminded of some event you enjoyed? Or even just wanted to check something went down like you remembered it?

I think it’s important to enable account portability across instances, like what Mastodon has. It should be easy for people to move to a different community, back up their data so they can re-substantiate their known persona if their instance goes poof, etc.

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Some people like that stuff, you don’t have to but why make a point of yucking their yum?

They weathered the fatpeoplhate tantrum, I’m not really sure why anyone thinks a blackout would faze them.

That said I hope lemmy can grow into a mature social content aggregator.

This seems on brand for elder scrolls

Hm, I think you can on Mastodon which uses same similar architecture. Unlikely to come up but I guess I have a weekend rabbit hole to dig into.