I have no idea, but I just assume at this point that even mentioning Lemmy on that site would result in either a ban or a shadowban from Spez's lackeys.

Dead communities or Bot communities. Pick one.

There's a few smaller communities on reddit that I like that don't have a presence here, which is unfortunate. I feel ya.

It's like the Loreal Kids shampoo deal. "No more tears" was the slogan, but it still hurt your eyes. They claimed "tears" was like tearing your hair, not tears in your eyes, even though in the commercials they pronounced it "teer" and not "tare."

The Tarnished is doing the same thing. Accruing power and committing genocide until they win.

When money is worthless, their only commodity will be promises, and that won't fill our belly.

Reddit is only good for massively reposted memes at this point. Any real communities with any semblance of civility are better on Lemmy, in my opinion, thanks to Reddit's policy of shooting themselves in the foot.

Edit: even with memes, I've found Lemmy to be the better option.

This might make sense for people with six+ figures sitting in a savings account, but the average person today doesn't have enough cash to think about earning interest on it. For them, paying off a debt now would be cheaper in the long run. For the most part, at least.

I like these points. Preventing a future expense by paying less now is always worth it, if you can afford it.

One can be folded into oragami. The other can be shot from a slingshot. I am truly enlightened.

Another reason why I'm glad I made the switch to Lemmy.

I worked at home depot, and our manager made people sign a form before having a Hi-Lo load a pallet of floor tile into their truck because it would cause their suspension to bottom out. They'd do it, and drive off with zero leeway on their shocks.

We had one guy come in bragging about how his super-expensive hydraulic suspension could handle it. We loaded 2 pallets of tile into his truck bed. I bet he felt every little crack in the road driving to the job site.

Aren't submarines supposed to sink?

slaps back of smart tv this baby has 256MB of RAM!

tv unresponsive for 30 seconds after turning on, loading the RAM full of adware

Web page was actually an image! Whoops! (I get this error a lot)

Like, literal skeletons? Or metephorical ones? Either way, I'm pretty sure we'll find both

It looks like something you could lift up, like a sewer cover or something. Some madlad probably swapped them.

Honestly, I went to a small sling backpack to get everything out of my pockets. It gets uncomfortable, but I didn't realize it because I was putting everything in my pockets for so long. Sitting with one side higher because of my wallet in my back pocket, and a big bulky phone shoved against my thigh, etc. Now I have a belt case for my phone and everything else in my bag, and jeans have never been more comfortable.

I've solved this problem by simply being scheduled 7 days a week for the rest of eternity.

I must be combining scenes, but I distinctly remember one where it was made a point that he was naked at a point.

My 4th grade teacher read a chapter to the class every day, same with the sequel. I specifically remember the part where he was standing outside naked in winter and some tree bark just kinda exploded, and he was freaking out trying to decide if the freezing bark caused it to expand and explode or if a hunter was out there shooting bullets at him. Also, the part where he finds an orange-drink packet in the survival supplies of the plane and describes the taste of it.

Edit: I think the tree bark part was in the sequel, Brian's Winter.