Pyrrhichios

Yep, as above - it's a web app rather than a play store app. See and install it here: https://wefwef.app

WefWef is super impressive for a PWA, and development is very rapid. It's a good meanwhile solution while I wait for Boost :)

"Undecided" here meaning 'up in the air until the Activision acquisition is done and dusted, and all those difficult questions about platform exclusives have gone away.' No way is this coming to Playstation sadly.

1. that's amazing. Thank you! 2) I'm using Wefwef and PMs seem to be a bit broken and I couldn't see what I was typing, so please excuse my nonsensical garbled attempts at replying there 😁

That'd be brilliant, thanks!

Cottage Country (2013). Meant to be similar to Tucker and Dale Vs Evil and I just can't find a torrent anywhere!

Thanks - still learning!

The fact you've made it here onto the fediverse suggests you're pretty tech savvy. Have you considered offering tech support services locally? There's probably loads of older folk around who would appreciate someone who can sort out their laptop, set up their printer etc.

You could also try a specific subset of this if you wanted to optimise for reputation and cash - e.g. Get good at setting up mesh wifi systems like Amazon Eero and then sell your services locally as an installer?

Not out yet, but the (IMO) unquestionably best Reddit app, Boost, is currently being ported to Lemmy - follow here for updates: https://lemmy.world/c/boostforlemmy

Can't wait to try this out and have a reason to launch the rocket once more 🙂

Isn't it though? There's a lot less folk here so far but I am really loving the quality of conversation and feeling like I'm not a product to be sold.

I had not considered the idea of subbing to multiple same-name communities across servers and using the multi-reddit model to pull them into a single feed, but that actually makes all the sense in the world - e.g. would enable folk who want the 'edgier' content of a topic to sub to an instance stored on a server which allowed that material as well as a more mainstream one and then combine them into one seamless view.

I like this fediverse stuff!