So the backend is coded in Rust? I've been learning the language but haven't actually used it outside of tutorials yet. I'm experienced in C++ and know how to program so I may look into it while I'm unemployed.
@kbin.social
So the backend is coded in Rust? I've been learning the language but haven't actually used it outside of tutorials yet. I'm experienced in C++ and know how to program so I may look into it while I'm unemployed.
Seconding Artemis
Wasnβt he a mod of /r/jailbait?
I agreed with the mods in /r/gis that there should be an indefinite blackout and got downvoted. Some person even called me "fucking stupid." That place is such a toxic dumpster fire. I'm happy for kbin/lemmy.
Thank you so much for this well written text!
Thank you @ernest! Please consider setting up a Patreon, or similar, account so I can donate monthly. I've bought you a few coffees but I'd like it to be automatic.
It has become that way in the US.
I just hope we don't end up calling them "sublemmys" and whatnot, like what I keep seeing suggested. Let's just make a clean break with reddit and start something new and better.
Iβm sure it relies on users using the NSFW tag on their posts, which can be unreliable. Iβd be ok with an option to remove the random section altogether.
@ThaijsClan I changed about 4500 comments to an edited one pointing users to lemmy and kbin, along with instructions on how to choose an instance. Hopefully it'll direct at least a couple people here.
This isn't happening though. I am subscribed to a few communities from lemmy.ml that definitely have posts, and there are other subscribers from kbin, but no posts show when viewing from kbin. It has been like that for a couple days. Check these out, for example:
Where I live, public transporation is unsafe.
I'm telling myself that the pre-anxiety is always way worse than it should be. The interview itself is never that bad.
It's in 4 minutes, so I don't have much longer to feel this way!
Yeah, I think I'm going to switch over to kbin full time. It'll suck not having an app, but the mobile web UI isn't too bad.
There are a lot of subs on that site that have apparently migrated but there are zero posts here.
Ham radio. It's a lot of fun and has something for everyone. I like the outdoors, so I took my portable gear to a park and operated Parks on the Air today. There are all kinds of digital modes for people who love computers, there's morse code, there's using kites to hoist your antenna, hot air balloons, talking with the space station, etc. All kinds of stuff. If you're the least bit nerdy, it likely has something for you.
That's exactly what they'll say.
It felt good, right? I nuked mine today after a reddit user was an ass after I agreed with a sub mod on an extended blackout. This place is much cozier and you folks are a lot nicer.
It did. It would be a pretty easy job and a major step down from my last job, but that's what I'm looking for since I'm about to start a grad school program. We'll see what they think.
I believe you just need to enter those strings into the magazine search and it should allow you to subscribe from here.
thanks for using Leebra!
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