That is quite concerning to be sure. Makes you rethink the so-called “Lifetime” pass.
That is quite concerning to be sure. Makes you rethink the so-called “Lifetime” pass.
What big teeth he has!
Very cute smile.
Yeah, I’m not enjoying their extremist bullshit. I just want some normal moderate leftist posts, you know?
Raggedy Andy is one of the best nicknames I’ve seen for him yet. Possibly better than Andrew Taint.
Keep thinking that, you sweet summer child XD
Surely not… I bet it doesn’t contain any slurs of the racial variety.
Just don’t ask him what his cat’s name is
I think there’s a way to disable that in notification settings, though I don’t remember exactly how.
I’m running Windows 11 and my server works about as well as it did on 10. Should be fine.
May as well wait a bit longer though, Windows 11 isn’t really that great.
Just occurred to me that the app I use also shows separate counters. I fooled myself into thinking it was a single counter.
That’s interesting. Remember it’s a very new platform, minor bugs aren’t out of the ordinary.
Nope, just like Reddit it’s a value that ranges between negatives and positives. If I get two thousand upvotes, positive 2k. If I get two thousand downvotes, negative 1999 (because iirc you start with one by default).
Not exactly sure I understood what you meant by “either positive or zero”.
The system was a PS2. I think the first games I played personally would have been Ratchet and Clank or some licensed Disney shit like Peter Pan or Cars.
Negative one upvotes would mean that enough people disliked me/another poster to bring my upvote total to zero. (Upvotes and likes are effectively the same thing, it’s just a naming convention). Reddit totals them up and seemingly Lemmy does as well.
Huh, weird fuckin situation then.
Whoops, glitched double response.
Interesting. Definitely could be made clearer, I’ll make a post on the GitHub later about some of my suggestions.
Interesting. Definitely could be made clearer, I’ll make a post on the GitHub later about some of my suggestions.
Vincent van Gogh, yes.