This is like Too Many Cooks in comic form
Seraphin
joined 2 years ago
*gestures wildly at everything*
"As we see here in exhibit B, the Discord chat logs clearly show Depp just wanted to grind the latest WoW update for Glorbo."
This is exactly why I've never played a Monster Hunter game, despite how fun it looks.
I don't want to hunt the monster, I want to be the monster. Or at least befriend it and help take down the rude humans constantly trying to stab it.
As far as I can tell I think it does require a separate login. I'm still relatively new to the fediverse and had a friend recommend squabbles, but I've already made an account here so have been trying to figure this out too tbh. Hopefully someone can correct me if it is possible.
If you're coming over from reddit, try https://sub.rehab/
It lists most of the popular subs and their fediverse equivalents. E.g. the community you're looking for sounds like Reddit's r/showerthoughts, which has
https://kbin.social/m/showerthoughts
https://lemmy.world/c/showerthoughts
https://squabbles.io/s/showerthoughts
communities in the fediverse.
Even if you haven't used reddit, a lot of the sub names are pretty self-explanatory apart from some of the cryptic/memey named ones.
I’m a few months, there will be at least a 50% chance that comment or post you are replying to is a bot.
It already feels this way. A lot of them are the most basic comments or don't make any sense at all.
Please visit mygov-claim-service-thats-totally-not-a-scam-trustmebro.com to claim
While logged in, go to your settings (hamburger menu in top right > drop-down arrow on your profile name > settings) and there's a second tab called "Blocks" - can you undo it from there?
"Doesn't smell like anything to me"
- Bernard Lowe
This gave me flashbacks to drawing spirographs all over the page as a kid
Exactly. I read the headline and was like: no, that's what corporations want - for you to sacrifice pay or something else so they don't lose out.
Most corps have posted record profits these past few years - they can afford to let their workers work a day less without reducing their pay, they just don't want to admit it.