FartsWithAnAccent

I drive, but most of the time I ride a bike, skateboard, or walk because driving is mostly just more frustrating on average.

YMMV, wildly.

A lot of people probably want the traditional college experience, but online learning is definitely an option at a lot of colleges.

If you can afford it, redo your plumbing.

You can also look into a whole house filter, ideally do both.

Alternately, do not drink, cook with, or water plants with that water and obtain your water elsewhere until you are able to fix it.

Phew.

You just need more monitors to make a normal aspect ratio!

No fucking thanks! Gemini is garbage.

Heard about it on reddit during the whole API debacle, but I had been looking for alternatives. I’ve since moved on from Lemmy to Mbin, but still check out posts in various communities.

I’d work there part time to troll management until I piss them off so much I get fired.

A million dollars for the inaugural fund for starters and Satya Nadella was there in person hobnobbing with the other billionaires.

Except they did pay, lol

Gotta survive first, it’s the hierarchy of needs. Then again, it’s easier to survive as a group.

Contact them and inform them of this missed opportunity, obviously.

Update: My prediction was correct.

You are thinking of Kbin. The dev had some health issues that prevented further development, Mbin is the successor to Kbin. That said, Kbin may continue too if they recover.

I will get up and go to work.

Fuck cancer, I hope you kick the shit out of it!

Mamma mia!

laughs in Mbin

Sort of: Each instance has its own rules, admin(s), and may or may not federate with certain other instances. Some may also be more stable or responsive than others depending on hosting.

My broad advice is to avoid hexbear, lemmygrad, and lemmy.ml because they are full of tankies/trolls, other than that: Find the instance you like best and feel free to use more than one!

I’m on Mbin these days, but when I was on Lemmy regularly, I liked to favor instances that got their power from renewables