Hello everyone,

I’m Phil and I’m excited to be here.

Although I’m an electronic engineer, I’ve actually worked in other fields for the last 25 years. In my spare time I enjoy trying to fix retro tech, retro gaming and occasionally programming.

I hope to have many discussions with you all

FlipFlop

Admin/owner over a medium sized mastodon instance, long time fediverse user. Living in Sweden and have been a Linux user since before I was able to get a mustache.

Compuverse came to my attention because my brother showed it to me, the domain name was the main reason I like it. :)

pleased to make a virtual acquaintance of each and every one of you fine folk.

Hi!

I'm a pc enthusiast and like to follow and inform myself about news on computers and other tech related elements.

I've been interested since 2018, and I was trying to help other people and at the same time learning more since then.

I'm far from doing a job in the pc space (accountant), but it's mostly a hobby.

I also like gaming. Mostly story driven games and challenging like metroidvanias. Tho not too challenging because I don't have infinite time, and I'm not that good.

I hover have a hard time finding some communities.

Like [email protected].

If i search the community on from this instance, I cannot find it. However, if I go to another instance, not logged in, like https://sh.itjust.works, I can easily find the pc master race community.

Also I'm on android, and so downloaded jerbosa, can I search things in this app?

Hello everyone!\ I've always been terrible at introducing myself, writing bios, and the like.

I'm from the US. Originally New York. (State, not the city) Now I live in New Mexico.

I'm 43. I've been a techie, more or less all my life. I can't speak much about my interests before I was 5 or so. I guess it's be about 38 years. I did find it became a lot less fun, when working on computers became a job. So now I'm an X-Ray tech.

When I was a kid we had CompuServe in our house, instead of AOL. So on that alone I was immediately drawn here. It's not my first Lemmy account. But based on the name, and it's most excellent theme –Great work Cameron– I expect this might be my permanent "home" Lemmy instance.

Greetings from Sweden! I'm a 23 year old Linux operations engineer interested in all things tech. I enjoy tinkering with computers and gaming, both new and retro. I collect stuff like old consoles and CRT screens. My modern gaming setup runs on Arch BTW.

I loathe the big corpos like Micro$oft and G👀gle, disappointed with the direction Reddit is heading. I try to use open-source alternatives whenever possible, so here I am. Hoping to meet like-minded nerds and have a place to waste precious time lurking.

As probably many, I’m a refugee from Reddit. I am an IT infrastructure Engineer, so I’m a bit of a jack of all trades, with a specialisation in Linux and a bit of full-stack development. Happy to be here, but bear with me as I learn about all this Lemmy stuff.

Hey!

I'm going to take a while to get used to 'Lemmy' but this seems pretty cool so far.

I've used reddit for 8 years and have built up quite a collection of subs that I'm interested in. Hopefully we can see the Lemmy-verse grow to include them all!

I'm from the UK and have grown up loving football, food and technology - including gaming!

At the moment, I've got a PS5, Xbox SX, Switch, PC and a SteamDeck! I've also got a few older consoles and love a good old GameBoy. I currently main Destiny 2, but only as a very casual player. Hell Let Loose has taken up some of my time, too, but what I'm really holding out for is Starfield later this year! We're only a few days away from the live event, too.

Looking forward to hanging out and figuring this whole Lemmy thing out.

Hi all,

I'm Cameron and I'm the current administrator of this site.

As the TLD implies, I, and thus this site are UK based. But users of all nationalities are welcome.

I'm a long-time fan of technology, being enthralled by it since I was about 5, learning to program when I turned 10.

I'm relatively young (only 23 as of the writing of this post) but I love all things tech, and I have a fascination about retro tech.

I thoroughly enjoy learning about tech that's sometimes over twice as old as me, and frequently watch channels such as

• LGR
• TechMoan
• MichaelMJD

I'm always on the lookout for new people to watch, so please let me know any of your suggestions!

I absolutely love video games, which I primarily play on PC, but I love Console gaming also, my first console being a PS2 (but mostly playing PS1 games on it). I love learning about and looking at games that are well before my time, so if you have any suggestions for older titles, they're also very much welcome!

As my day-job, I'm a software developer and I very much enjoy programming. I enjoy writing utilities to make my life easier, and I love learning new programming languages and frameworks. Currently, I'm trying to learn Rust!

Please feel free to comment on this post, or send me a DM if you ever want to chat about anything, always happy to talk (so long as I'm awake that is haha)

I look forward to seeing you all around!

• Cameron

Welcome to the CompuVerse!

Greetings all, and welcome to the CompuVerse! Here, we embrace the spirit of the old forums, where lively discussions, shared knowledge, and a sense of community thrived. Whether you're a seasoned tech enthusiast, a curious learner, or simply someone seeking engaging conversations, you've come to the right place.

Introduce Yourself!

In the true spirit of the forums of old, we encourage all newcomers to take a moment and introduce themselves to the CompuVerse community. Share a bit about your interests, passions, and areas of expertise. Let us get to know you and discover common ground to foster meaningful connections.

To post an introduction, simply follow these steps:

1. Go to the root of the introductions community (https://compuverse.uk/c/introductions)
2. Click on the "Create a Post" button.
3. Give your post a descriptive title, such as "Greetings from [Your Name]" or "New to CompuVerse - Excited to Join!"
4. In the post body, share some details about yourself. You can mention your hobbies, favorite tech gadgets, preferred programming languages, or anything else you'd like to highlight.
5. You can leave the URL blank, or if you have your own website, blog, programming profile or the like, feel free to link it!
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Remember to follow these guidelines when participating in discussions: Rules & Guidelines

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Happy posting!

\- The CompuVerse Team