Most of the time one community comes out as the strongest contester and then that one is mainly used. But people can also use communities on others instances, for example if they don’t agree with moderation. When I started on Lemmy 2 years ago I was also skeptical of this concept, but now I see it as a perk. Regarding the duplicated communities on lemmy.ml, just instance block ml and you are fine.

I can’t find an F-Droid build. When I start the app I get one of those large consent banners, when saying I don’t want cookies that have “legitimate interest” the app tells me it cannot run without ads.

!bertstrips@moist.catsweat.com

feddit.de is dead for more than a year now! The community moved to lemm.ee, but as that instance is dying soon as well, moist.catsweat.com is its new home!

I did this when I was around the same age as your son. I remember knocking very often for a certain period of time, then at one point I just grew out of it. I would not worry too much about it, if there is no other serious topic that could be a reason for the behavior.

That’s an easy one - Durian bonbons from China. Durian is also known as the “stink fruit”. You need many hours to get that taste out of your mouth

That’s because lemmy.ca is a great instance!

Electromagnetics as well.

I love it

I didn’t know this was possible, could you share what you think the critical amount is?

!mothmemes@lemmy.world

lemmy.ml and its admins being the developers at the same time.

This thread was way more interesting to read than I expected!

I am boring, probably 6, 7 days at max

I know people use YouTube differently, but for me it always was a platform for “video sharing”. I don’t really watch YouTubers, but use it for funny videos, stuff from our publicly funded broadcast channels, music videos. So I guess I am not really using it for channels that require ads. Also I do not watch ads at all at any time due to ad block, and never would.

Firefox on Linux, Fennec on Android

The only one I can think about are financial advises: 1. Do not ever spend more than you have and 2. Never sign something on the street or a the door.

Both have been very useful in life.

…which is exactly what the third comment is saying

And here am I, never experienced Windows to “just shut down”. It always restarted in the old days when I used to use Windows.

Well, I am not really familiar with other fediverse services, so maybe Lemmy is a special case. But I can’t comment on peertube or follow someone on Mastodon. In theory it is connected, but in reality it’s not fully implemented yet.

Great video! “It’s all connected” might be a bit exaggerated though.

Nah, I got my non native speaker allowance with me officer