Main account: @Blaze@reddthat.com
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Welcome!
5·9 months agoReddthat disabled downvotes too
6·9 months agoHello,
May I ask where you live? I was in the US some time back and noticed the same thing as you.
Interesting, I didn’t think much about it because it relies on Email, you made me want to give it a try
2·10 months agoIt now works!
Test second level comment
Doesn’t seem visible on the following instances:
- LW: https://lemmy.world/c/europe@feddit.de?dataType=Post&page=1&sort=New
- Discuss.tchncs.de: https://discuss.tchncs.de/c/europe@feddit.de?dataType=Post&sort=New
Visible on feddit.de: https://feddit.de/c/europe?dataType=Post&sort=New
Commenting to see if comments are properly federated
5·10 months agoGreat news!
5·10 months agoGreat post, thanks!
Edit: You know what? You’re honestly right. I was just irritated about it and this was the most convenient place I could find to air my grievance. My apologies. I think the conversation is important but in the future I’ll aim to be less aggrieved about it and not blow it up into something more than it is.
Sounds good!
The server meta community probably
It is a tool, like Lemmy or any other platform is.
If an education specialist creates some content there, and references established research to back up their claims, what is the issue?
A niche example is multilingual parenting, where there are very interesting people debunking stereotypes on teaching your child two languages at the same time
Dunno about TV shows, but for new shows, there’s lemmy C/s that are good enough to improve on better than word of mouth
Which shows are not TV? Genuinely asking as usually for me shows are TV (or Netflix or whatever). Do you mean more like Broadway style musicals? In any case, do you have any recommendations? I’m mostly active on !moviesandtv@lemm.ee but that’s TV
You are welcome! Yes, they really increased their frequency recently
Definitely, however it seems that nowadays even with alternative clients Twitter and Facebook don’t even have that much content to share
1·10 months agoA PC running MS-DOS, 133 MHz. Mostly some text writing and a few games. It was my father computer.
https://jasongr.im/blog/why-i-started-sublinks/