They didn’t, no one wanted to do it and Vic was asked

This is an extremely shallow perspective

What about handling it like a mental health issue?

Absolutely agree! I don’t have the answers to those questions

Do you have any contexts in mind?

Is “fair” code for doing nothing?

Harley Quinn is SO GOOD

You're on street(ActivityPub), you have your home(lemmy.ml) and in your home there's a bunch of rooms with people hanging out(communities), but you can visit other houses(Beehaw, kbin) on the street and hang out in their rooms too.

There may be rooms in different houses that have similar purposes, but you can freely go to whichever is best for you and aren't required to stay home. It doesn't matter if there are multiple rooms in different houses for the same purpose; just check them out and see which one works best for you

People are so impatient! We’re at the start of a potential paradigm shift; these things take time and need time to develop.

Everyone’s so desperate for federated services to be drop in replacements. Let them be different, let them be better

I’ve been wanting Sydney Rd to go carless for AGES

It’s the only way to stay sane tbh.

I’ll often do a “digital detox” and remove myself from all events for a while. Unfortunately that’s not a privilege many are afforded

You can stream it from play.xbox.com

Both 2 & 3 are on Xbox Game Pass, 3 even has FPS Boost!

I just want it to be fun, silly, and a bit camp.

Everything takes itself to seriously these days and Fable never did.

I love Taitset!

I'm one for ignoring grammatical 'rules' if I feel they obstruct what I'm trying to communicate.

Grammarly will tend to homogenize just due to the type of tool it is and that can be at the expense of a more colourful way of communicating ideas.

To me; "which means" would be used as part of an ongoing sentence. Whereas "This means" is the start of a new sentence.

I'd also argue that they have slightly different intentions: "Which means" gives an air of musing on an idea, thinking on it, developing a conclusion "This means" is more defined and definite, more essay-like in stating the definition of the idea

I'd say, use whatever you think feels more suitable for you, in the moment, to express the ideas that you're writing. Don't let grammatical accuracy impose artificial limitation on your expression <3

I'm a UX designer and would gladly donate some time to such a project

I see you're a person of taste

100% and they don't really need to reach the same critical mass as Reddit for example; in-fact they may be better if they don't

He's a good loafy boy