I've gone and made accounts of a handful of Lemmy instances, all of them larger, more popular ones.
... and I can't access any of them directly today, likely due to the influx of users from Reddit.
Programming.dev is alive and well though.
I'm definitely seeing the benefits of belonging to a smaller Lemmy instance today.
3 years ago by michaelcharles to c/meta
I've gone and made accounts of a handful of Lemmy instances, all of them larger, more popular ones.
... and I can't access any of them directly today, likely due to the influx of users from Reddit.
Programming.dev is alive and well though.
There's a Lemmy frontend that fully emulates a phpBB board. It's kind of amazing.
@programming.dev
Welcome to the Programming.Dev meta community!
This is a community for discussing things about programming.dev itself. Things like announcements, site help posts, site questions, etc. are all welcome here.
go to feed...
@programming.dev
Welcome to the Programming.Dev meta community!
This is a community for discussing things about programming.dev itself. Things like announcements, site help posts, site questions, etc. are all welcome here.
go to feed...
Man, this place definately has the vibe of an old timey BB forum. You recognise people in your replies like you used to. I find that I'm gawking at stats way less and I'm able to just talk to people. Engagement is way less, but maybe that's a good thing.
It's so refreshing. It feels like the old internet
save