I like knitting, math, and uplifting the proletariat.
Old account: @MxRemy@lemmy.one (if lemmy.one hasn’t died yet)
There’s a handful of communities on ttrpg.network that might be relevant:
Etc etc
It works exactly like Lemmy, yeah!
If your experience with PeerTube comes from their official app, the UI is kind of unintuitive to anyone familiar with the fediverse. I think they tried really hard to prioritize users not having to be signed in at all, if that makes sense?
I run it on a ex-Chromebook pretty well, cool dostro!
Ooooh nice! I started a sort of tangentially related list, if you wanna poach anything from it: https://books.theunseen.city/list/535/s/we-dont-have-to-live-like-this
Actually thia raises a question. Bookwyrm lists clearly must federate, because you can interact with lists hosted on one instance from accounts on other instances. But what are their fedi handles??
That’s amazing! You never know where circumstances will lead…
Wow, I didn’t think I’d encountered that from the other transfemmes I know, but from the downvotes here you must be right… That sucks, we gotta do better.
I seem to have minor compatibility issues with most controllers on my EndeavourOS PC, but it seems to vary more with the games than with the different controller brands themselves. Seconding 8BitDo being pretty tough though.
Now the real question is, has anyone designed an open source controller (not fightstick/hitbox), that is purchasable? Like Ploopy or Tindie or something?
I’m not 1000% sure, but I don’t think I’ve seen the same on my P7P. There have been a lot of updates for me lately too though. If I’ve noticed any new slowness out of the ordinary, maybe just that the browser will hang occasionally, as will PWAs
Oooh, that’s exciting AND timely, given the Google shenanigans lately.
My two boyfriends 😍😊
That’s awesome lol. I’m unfamiliar with the subreddit equivalent, this’ll be neat to see
Whoa, these hurt my brainnn lol. It’s so close to making some kinda sense that you can’t help but try to read it as if it did
If you were to go with fish, I think there are other species that are somewhat less environmentally destructive to eat. It’s been a while since I looked but it might’ve been like:
farmed oysters < sardines < herring < etc (from best to worst)
Something like that anyway. Not sure quite how trustworthy it is, but try Seafood Watch for recommendations. Also, small oily fish are incidentally better for you than the big popular ones anyway. Lemmy has a !tinnedseafood@lemmy.world community if you’re unsure what to do culinarily with that sort of fish, might not be that populated though.
Also also, not sure if this is more or less practical since it kinda sounds like you maybe don’t have a lot of choice in your food options, but: seaweed! It’s delicious, vegetarian, and got most of the same crucial nutrients as small oily fish. That’s where they get it from themselves, actually. You can even get culinary oil pressed from seaweed with (hopefully) the same benefits. Personally I keep an assortment of varieties of seaweed fron Maine Coast Sea Vegetables in my pantry and just put them in everything, adds a lot of umami to vegetarian food.
Feel free to disregard any of these brands or w/e, they’re just the ones I use, but obviously never trust a corporation as we all know lol
Great job standing up for yourself!!
We built a fancy solar node with a big giant antenna and put it on top the local library, but something’s not working with it… Still trying to get it right. It seems like there are plenty of nodes around, if we can just get it working
CONGRATS!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
If you’re looking for more (free!) things to do in the meantime, there’s also always voice training. The best resource I’m aware of for that is (unfortunately) a Discord server called Scinguistics. They really ought to migrate elsewhere, I wish they would, but they are realllllyyyyyy good
Whoaa cool!!
Pretty sure you’ve misread. That was not a quote of what they said, it was a suggestion of what they should say.
Ooh, some other ones occurred to me, some maybe only tangentially related: