I think we are just still in the early stages of a breakup lol

Chernobyl comes to mind as the biggest fuck up ever. Whenever I think I fucked up I try to remember, it can never be as bad as Chernobyl.

6k subreddits still closed

Imgur announced recently they are going to be purging images that haven't been viewed for x amount of time.

Bitwarden, bonus points if you self host it. I use the Vaultwarden variation.

"He took my name from me, I'm not allowed to be called by my name anymore. But its ok, I still love him."

I'm not interested in maintaining a community (I don't have the time to be a moderator), but I have been trying to comment as much as I can. Also, if you think you have something to post about, just make a post.

Lemmy has to reach a critical mass of users before the more niche communities start to grow. Most of it is all tech communities which is expected. Lucky for me thats my interests.

just deleted my last account. fuck em lol

Personally I am subscribed to a few Piracy subs on different instances. I will contribute to them all as best I can.

Honestly its for the best that we move here anyways. Way fewer restrictions over here.

Being his last name is Bowser i thought i had to be a joke. This is wild.

Discord is flat out garbage as a forum. Once you pass say even 15 people, it becomes a total mess of posts burying other posts, you can never find anything. I have no idea why everyone wants to use it for something it was never meant to be.

I did it. So far I've noticed a few things, for example you have to populate/federate the communities yourself, and it can take a long time. It took hours to retrieve and catch up all the lemmy.world posts. I expect it to be an ongoing thing. When you first connect to a community, it downloads the first 20 posts, but all the comments are empty.

The plus side though is it is very fast for me. And nobody can delete my profile.

I think it will for the most part sort itself out. I do see this issue has been brought up before but didn't get much traction.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818

I think that something like being able to group communities by topics would help a lot. You could then just sub to all communities that are tagged with the topic, then the fragmentation really doesn't matter nearly as much. Posts would get spread out across communities and instances (which I think is a good thing) but would still have a decent amount of visibility.

I went ahead and just deleted my entire pictrs cache and will definitely disable caching other servers images when it becomes available.

It is highly likely they are, I think the exodus from reddit is still happening.

We are happy to have you. We need as many contributors here as we can get.

110k users, that is way more than i expected!

I actually dont mind most of them not coming over. There will be far less posts from people whining about getting viruses from Pirate Bay.