Everyone on Lemmy is a bot except me
It gets worse the longer I look lol
No. Thats not how Lemmy works. Reddit added this feature a while back to make it more like other social media sites.
We dont need to emulate that.
Mastodon is designed for following individual people.
Lemmy is designed for following communities. Mixing one with the other now will only slow development and confuse new users.
Yeah fuck this move. Seems incredibly short sighted and a huge fuck you to the community.
I dont think you can die from not pooping for 3 days. I go 3 days without pooping sometimes because my metabolism is slow as fuck.
A week or longer without pooping? Yeah might cause issues, but 3 days is fine
I'm leaning towards drug smuggling
No pooping so they don't expel the drug packets that they have ingested. No sweating so they dont seem nervous. And less peeinhg since will be travelling, on planes, cars etc
Is there a dedicated AMA community on Lemmy, Beehaw or Kbin?
/r/AMA good on reddit as it centralized a lot of those kinds of posts. Having an equivalent here on the threadiverse would be fantastic to enable these kinds of events.
I hope they beat the shit out of each other and dont pull their punches
Basically, spaghetti code is code that is poorly written or implemented.
Most of the time, companies can use newer technologies to replace or fix this bad code, but if the spaghetti code is still needed or in use, then it becomes too difficult or expensive to fix. So we end up with old, badly written and inefficient code and are stuck with it indefinitely.
Good example here being Windows. Some programs from over 20 years ago will still run on Windows 11, many companies rely on these older programs and Microsoft knows this. However, the systems written to allow these programs to run in Windows is usually seen as being bad code since it lacks a lot of the modern techniques programmers use to make things easier to work with and maintain over time. But these old systems cannot be changed or updated since they will then not work with those 20 year old programs that many companies rely on.
Feeder is a great RSS app on Android as well. I even use it for YouTube subscriptions
Does this count
Thank you for this.