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  • That's how 99% of social media works

  • Kinda like Medium or WordPress (the .com variant). Gives you your own subdomain and lets you blog. Their policy is that they absolutely will not editorialise anything. It's used by a lot of reputable good bloggers too

  • Ah you're right

  • You can do that. But certain voices carry extra weight within communities.

    I followed today's Formula 1 race on both Threads and Mastodon. Both platforms allow you to follow topics and that's what I did. But then I follow the people I find interesting as well

  • Here are the steps

    1. Don't be ugly
    2. See step 1
  • Everyone affected by the policy decisions of the land should get to vote. No matter their race, literacy or political belief

  • Personally found streaks to be very helpful. In fact, on the homescreen of my phone is a very popular IOS app called Streaks!

    Maintaining streaks has helped me a lot in fitness, mindfulness and discipline in general.

  • Raiders of the Lost Ark

  • Ah. But according to the post we should've trusted her

  • Unfortunately...they can say the same thing about us. So we try to be fair and exercise a judicial system

  • They voted for what they believed to be in their best interest.

  • If this were the case, Republicans would easily find 30 women to lie against Kamala Harris or whoever the next Democratic candidate is

  • You don't need to switch instances to explore new communities

  • I am from Kerala and I can proudly say that Comrade VS is the reason I am a Software Engineer today!

  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world

    TIL that from 1264 to 1827, anyone who received a Master of Arts degree from Oxford had to swear that they would never forgive Henry Symeonis. By 1608, no one knew who he was or what he had done

    blogs.bodleian.ox.ac.uk /archivesandmanuscripts/2023/12/13/the-persistence-of-tradition-the-curious-case-of-henry-symeonis/
  • I second this! Cosmere is a wonderful universe to get into! Here's a nice illustration I found online for the reading order:

  • Not necessarily. It stays in place for most people

  • Hate to be pedantic. But it’s “Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so”

  • Sure. But even without it you don’t need to turn it off