Legitimately.

It does help a lot, but as you get more fit, you’ll find you have to push yourself harder to get the good feelings. Now I’ll be in the middle of a jog and find myself getting distracted by anxieties if I’m not pushing myself hard enough.

Still always worth through, even if my legs constantly hurt now lol.

Ah that’s a relief

OpenSnitch, do your thing!

Look at those brave philanthropists, giving their surplus money so that poor billionaire can afford nice things. 🥲

Wow good job sticking through that. Honestly it sounds like you went through a bit of a trial by fire for a first setup. I’m not sure I would have had the patience, but happy you made it to the other side!

Sounds more like social democracy, which can include managed capitalism and cooperation between workers and owners. To a degree.

Hmmm, interesting. But what if we gave it all to one guy?

Thanks, I love the list

Oh it didn’t even occur to me to subscribe to webcomics. Thanks for this!

I don’t buy that implicit part. I’m sure they want to find feeds they’d also enjoy, but there is a genuine joy in finding out what other people are into, even if it doesn’t all appeal to you.

I take their question at face value.

I’m using QuiteRSS and like it a lot. Taskbar applet works with i3 too, which is nice.

Yeah that’s what I meant by hiding them. I hide them on desktop and mobile, but I think it would be even better if they didn’t even exist to hide.

Yeah the upvotes were so stupid. I hid them even back them.

I wish we’d just get rid of them completely on lemmy. Or at least make them invisible.

I was on reddit for well over a decade, and performed a lot of free labour, not just as a mod but putting real thought into posts and comments.

Anyway, I requested all my data so I could have an archive of it, then ran my comments through PowerDeleteSuite a couple of times for good measure, and honestly was shocking how quickly I stopped having feelings for my old account.

I’ve also had no use for the “archive” of posts and comments over the last 10+ years. It just made pulling the plug easier.

I would say no, but I can see that perspective.

She wanted to risk her life in a big way, but I believe making a contribution was her goal, not dying. It’s just that she didn’t think her odds were very good (accurate). Any way, she did actually survive, and died of some unrelated illness in her 30s.

Nah

It’s a casual English language construction of the 90s. It’s equivalent to “FF is evil?” And implies that the writer believes that it didn’t used to be.

FF is evil now?

Nah, I want more, smaller communities.