In the year 2000 I definitely would have thought something from 1970 was old.

I tried to hit F5 to run a query and it refreshed the page lol

edit: I’m also slightly annoyed that the table names are a mix of singular and plural

If you have the time for an hour-long deep dive into the history, check out this video from a history youtuber I’m a big fan of:

Temporary Residents in this World | Jehovah’s Witnesses - Knowing Better

You can skip the first 2 minutes if you don’t care about the skit stuff.

I did this with Death Stranding a few weeks ago, and was trying to decide whether to continue and not know what was going on or just play from the start. But I ended up finding a playthrough from a streamer I like on Youtube, so I just watched those to get caught up.

I say we just admit that R can be a vowel, and drop the E entirely.

“Dang it, I’m being cooked AND the internet isn’t working!”

Assuming you’re using a browser - click the search icon at the top, change the first dropdown to “Communities”, then type in the name and search.

Love it, would recommend to anybody. It’s got so much variety, I think anyone could find a game or two they love. I’ve got almost 150 hours in it, mostly on Party House and Campanella 2, which I’ve cherried but keep coming back to.

Surprised this article didn’t mention Ludonarrative Dissonance, which this seems to be an example of.

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Maybe a panini.

This is an interesting idea. A few potential issues come to mind:

• In this system, each community needs moderators from each instance it is on. A small instance run by one person would face a challenge finding people to moderate potentially hundreds of communities.
• You mention that a user who doesn’t like their instance’s moderation can use a different instance, but this isn’t easy. There’s no account migration at the moment. This is more of an issue with the lack of that functionality, since there are many other reasons people would want to switch instances.
• If this was implemented, presumably it would require merging all existing communities that share names. There may be some big differences in the culture and content of these instances which could cause problems. You’ll find different content in the “memes” communities on lemmy.world, slrpnk.net, and hexbear.net.

“One haircut, please.”

The last one needs the prongs sticking out to make it a hyperhashtag.

I use Connect and I haven’t seen duplicates.

Nice, very metapunk.

Wow, I had no idea.

Pros

• cheap
• fun
• doesn’t pollute
• much lower chance of accidentally killing someone compared to driving

Cons

• might get killed by someone
• get wet if it’s raining
• hills

You’re right, this design isn’t intelligent at all!

Looking forward to the Adam Something video about this.