Lemmy.World Minecraft Server Announcement
Join the Adventure on the official Lemmy.world Minecraft Server!
Calling all Minecraft adventurers and builders! We're thrilled to invite you to embark on an incredible journey on the lemmy.world Minecraft Server. Get ready for an immersive experience like no other, where creativity knows no bounds, and the possibilities are endless.
Minecraft Version: 1.20.x
Address: minecraft.lemmy.world
You can ask questions, request features, share your stories on the discord, matrix and in the official lemmy community
The Server has some rules
Other info:
Server FAQ: https://lemmy.world/post/5467019
Server Info: https://lemmy.world/post/5468646
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I swear the most annoying part of lemmy are the people who think all open source options are better than all closed source.
If I could give an award to you I would lol
Yea they are so weird and annoying
Then why do you prefer Lemmy over Reddit?
Because it's not Reddit, and is active enough.
In terms of content Lemmy is definitely inferior to Reddit. So it is, it's not very old and not very large compared to Reddit. But because of Reddit's decisions, I'm here instead of there.
Because it's less addictive than Reddit.
For me it's the ones complaining about how you spend your own money 🤡
I think you should make an effort to use open source whenever possible, even if it's the inferior option. I don't believe this out of any ethical or moral obligation - it's purely selfish reasons. Any proprietary code that runs on your hardware is something you don't control. For example, we really have no idea what kind of telemetry Microsoft put into Minecraft.
You are essentially taking your hardware - something you physically own and belongs to you - and turning it into a mechanism for advancing the interests of a megacorporation. Me personally, I prefer my hardware to benefit me and me alone. I don't want it sending data home to Microsoft so they can feed their AI models at my cost.
The more proprietary software you run, the less and less you actually own your computer.