Interested in helping with a community I manage? Interact with posts.
Mantra: “We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach… No War but Class War!”
FYI: Human, check reCAPTCHA log /s
Please don’t impersonate admins.
What are you on about…
I responded as a user; they informed the users of this as well, not just admins. I thanked the poster for sharing issues noticed, which should be applauded.
Some of us users like to know as well, so we can point out our experiences and where we noticed similar issues, as I did in other comments.
It could be that the moderators left or got deleted, but I am not sure how that works.
Others that know more about that process could chime in to inform us. Here’s hoping!
Edit: wording, added more information
Other communities, including some conservative ones, also don’t have mods.
Thanks for letting us know!
I wonder if they delete the community or appoint a new moderator, even if I some are keeping them active.
Interesting.
Great writeup, thanks for taking the time to call out mods!
IMO: Blue MAGA and MAGA share a lot in common, they do like to defend Israel and their status quo politicians.
Are you holding ‘Option’ down when it boots? So as to access the GNU GRUB menu?
Quick search:
Chapters:
- 00:00 Intro
- 00:26 Why use Linux Mint?
- 03:29 Booting from, and playing with, the live USB
- 06:51 Release notes and installing Linux Mint
- 09:50 First impressions of the new Linux Mint install
- 10:56 Walking through the “First Steps” guide
- 14:45 Updating for the first time and playing with the Panel
- 15:53 System settings in Linux Mint
- 16:32 Software Manager and installing OBS from Flatpak
- 18:21 Customizing the Panel (taskbar)
- 19:52 Trying OBS from the Flatpak, testing the camera
- 20:24 Other applications shipped with Linux Mint
- 22:56 Parting thoughts
Edit2: added below; forgot yt link, added
Another quick search:
This process should work on any Intel Mac pre 2018 (without T2 security chip & secure boot). Thanks for the suggestion to install Linux on this old MacBook Air! It has brought new life to this old computer and I am really enjoying getting to know Linux, as I have never really used Linux in this capacity. Let me know if you would like a more in depth video of how I set up my Linux environment!
There is a good amount on Lemmy that I have seen.
If you are active enough, you will start to see user names you recognize across major communities, as well as posts.
You should still be able to see the moderators of the community who banned you.
You have to manually click on each moderator’s name to then send them a DM explaining your issues, if I understood @jordanlund@lemmy.world correctly.
If I understand correctly, people continue to reply to your comments, resulting in you receiving notifications from the community you were banned from.
You would like to delete these comments so as to not get notifications from people replying to something you can’t engage with or interact with anymore.
TIL[1]
Attraction to disability is a sexualised interest in the appearance, sensation and experience of disability.[1] It may extend from normal human sexuality into a type of sexual fetishism. Sexologically, the pathological end of the attraction tends to be classified as a paraphilia.[2][3] Other researchers have approached it as a form of identity disorder.[4][5][6] The most common interests are towards amputations, prosthesis, and crutches.[1] As a sexual fetish, attraction to disability is known as devotism, and those with the fetish are known as devotees.[1]
Sapiosexuality is a type of sexuality that involves being more attracted by the contents of a person’s mind than by the appearance of their body. To feel sexually attracted to another person, a sapiosexual person must first feel intellectually stimulated. Intelligence is often the first quality a person notices in a potential partner.
The word sapiosexual originated from the Latin root word ‘sapien,’ which means wise, and ‘sexualis,’ which means sexual. Sapiosexual is still a fairly new word, as Merriam-Webster’s first known use of the word was in 2004. According to research, between 1% and 8% of people aged 18 to 35 may be sapiosexuals.
Anyone can identify as sapiosexual, including both heterosexuals and LGBTQIA+ people. This means that people who identify as sapiosexual may be straight, gay, asexual, or another identity.[2]
They are used to the short-term goals of stonks.
The more people there are, the more popular it is with the working class. Instead of being a niche community, you can meet non-tech people that know about Lemmy.
Lemmy is good as is; slow growth is better, IMO.
Oh, TIL.
Thanks for letting us know!
Great points and awesome of you to bring it up!
Don’t forget:
I agree.
That is a feature from Reddit that I miss as well. There were also 3rd party backups of Reddit, so even if communities, posts, or comments were deleted, you would be able to see what was removed.
Awesome, thanks for informing me and others!
IMO: Anytime you had a question that you wanted to learn about, whether it be shows or science, you could go into your preferred search engine and type reddit and [your question].
A good amount of discussions on the topic would show up and still do.
One day people will use Lemmy as the search engine to look for those discussions, hopefully!
I would recomend to watch this video and more like them.
https://lemmy.world/post/17064310
Video: why bad activists suck [15:10 | JUN 04 24 | Louis Rossmann] https://youtu.be/cir-gJDcC1o
Summary
- The speaker discusses why algebra does not belong in activism, using the analogy of algebra being confined to a small room in high school.
- Activists unintentionally create algebraic equations in conversations, making listeners feel like they have to solve a problem by working backward.
- People resist change when they feel judged or told what to do, even for a good cause.
- Emotions and reactions play a significant role in activism related to climate change and COVID-19.
- Trying to change people’s minds by shaming them or making them feel like bad people is ineffective.
- Presenting genuine truth and benefits without shaming is more likely to lead to positive outcomes.
- Advocating for the right to repair electronics without shaming individuals for their choices.
- Emphasizing the importance of personal investment in the issue and avoiding making individuals feel like the bad guy.
- Sharing factual information and evidence to encourage people to care about the issue without resorting to shaming tactics.
- Making activism relatable and not making the person you’re talking to feel like the bad guy is crucial.
- People are conditioned to want to believe they are good humans and will believe lies if given the right incentive structure.
- Guiding someone to an idea by showing them the benefits or excitement of repair work is more effective than shaming them.
- Focusing on positive reinforcement rather than negative criticism to gain support for a cause.
- Not framing arguments in a way that makes people feel bad or obligated to agree is important.
- When people feel attacked or forced, they become irrational and resistant to reasoning.
- Presenting options as rights rather than obligations to foster a more positive and open response.
- Encouraging reflection on how to effectively communicate beliefs without alienating others and stressing the value of offering choices for repair rather than imposing mandates.
The duopoly choice is Bernie Sanders, even though he betrayed his movement and the people that helped fund and grow his grassroots campaign.
A non-duopoly choice is a 3rd Party candidate, Jill Stien, Green Party.
I noticed the same thing; I thought it was on my end, hahaha.
My YouTube link description shows up in Russian; it seems their server that gets the data for links has changed.
A guess: VPNs cause a similar thing to search engine results, where whatever language is the majority shows up in your search results.
YouTube - youtu.be - Смотрите любимые видео, слушайте любимые песни, загружайте собственные ролики и делитесь ими с друзьями, близкими и целым миром.
Translation:
Watch your favorite videos, listen to your favorite songs, upload your own videos, and share them with friends, family, and the world.
Edit: improved sentence structure
Like all websites, there are fake ones and then there are official ones.
Many will be clones of what the original website looked like.