That same article in your link already states that the etymology is rather unclear and could have alternative explanations. And i am quite certain that Alyaza was not meaning to use those terms in bad faith.

Pragmadialectics, mate. It would improve your posts.

This post is on Beehaw, a Lemmy server that does not really have tankies (fortunately).

Oh no! Anyway...

No, but but f you for that loooooong scroll to the comments lol.

Beehaw is not meant to be a direct Reddit replacement. Please read more carefully on how the site' admins are wanting to run it, before clicking on the signup button. It is frustrating perhaps that this step (defed) has been deemed necessary, but it is not needed to cuss and ask for another feature we on purpose do not have here. The latter too, has been quite transparently and elaborately explained on the site even before you sign-up (please, lurk better before joining).

Please note I am not the author, but @db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com is. I Just crossposted hereto.

As another account stated in this feed, please consider moving to a Firefish server.

They are, that is why not every Mastodon instance is having the same limits.

If that stuff was properly marked as NSFW, then yes. In any case, NSFW is a broad term and does not have to mean gore/violence/copulating furries.

Please note I am not the author, but @db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com is. I Just crossposted hereto.

I currently have no account to do that with, but I did post it in worldnews@lemmy.ml Let's see how long it stays there.

Widgets etc. can be disabled as far as I know. Performance issues I have seen thus far were mostly on the server side. On my phone it is fairly smooth now using the PWA in the browser (Firefox Mobile) and that is on fairly modest hardware (4GB of RAM, Unisoc T606 SoC). On my Odroid N2Plus (only slightly beefier SoC than the phone and as much RAM) it performs fairly okay as well (with regular desktop browser). I will not speak about Firefish on my desktop because I am not being fair then.

Mostly "Against the Storm", an Early Access Steam title.

I do now follow that account from my firefish.social account.

Thanks for the detailed answer.

Gravis's channel is great.

The memory controller is part of the CPU die nowadays.

I joined it when the calckey.social server was less than a month old. I am definitely staying on board for the forseeable future.

Not all BOINC project support the combination ARM+Linux (sometimes they only support the use of ARM with Android, or no ARM at all). Also, I do not know what stressing out the computer so much for prolonged time does to it over time. I am not saying to not do this, but please be aware of this.

The right thing to do.

Did you mean "blog post"?

Anysoft Keyboard works okay with Jerboa, I am about as clumsy with it (the kb) on Jerboa as I am with it on other apps. That keyboard can be a bit of a pain to set up though.

Are you sure they were from Beehaw and not some other Lemmy/Kbin instance? Have you hit the report button? On a sidenote, I haven't spotted them yet.

You cannot determine median based on range alone. You basically need to know how your datapoints (people in this case) are distributed to be able to actually calculate the median, because the 50th percentile does not have to lie smack in the middle between the extreme ends of your range.

That explains it. Thank you.

I am not even sure whether Reddit allows NSFW subs to appear on /r/Popular.

You stating "for-profit company" should have been a hint that I could not possibly have beeen correct. I should read better. 😆

I guess you know that account is from another instance? I understand our rules are there for remote users as well, but nevertheless I suppose there are other ways to remind Beeple as well as "Bee-motes" of them. You know, Beehaw philosophy and-so-on.

I personally can think of two ways, mostly differing in how much time you waste on typing a response. The second example (below) is the most efficient and therefore recommended one if your time and or patience momentarily come at a premium.

Example 1: On the instance on which you are replying to someone's post, de admin/mod team does believe hate speech exists. You might disagree it exists (or just not like the term), but the rules as well as our philosophy is built on values that reject it. Please be aware of that when you interact with our server, unless you wish for the team to take actions against you posting/replying here.

Example 2: Hey there, if you think hate speech isn’t real, then our instance isn’t for you.

Please be aware of me meaning all this in good faith, @Gaywallet@beehaw.org. Have a nice evening!

Words like "diens" are written language, so i can assume they are only lesser known among those who have never read a book or anything lol.

You do make perfect sense.

So you are on MX Linux?

Not meaning disrespect, but how on earth could you sit through history lessons in school? Plenty of themes involved imagary of that kind. Like the running and screaming kid just hit by napalm or agent orange.

Hopefully it will be past you soon. I wish you and your relatives better times.

I have like one (1) cable that is type C on one end. The rest is mostly type A (including, but not limited to extension cords using USB generation 2), micro, mini to micro or entirely different stuff like SATA, IDE, PC fan cables or Cat5 networking.

It was posted to !fediverse@kbin.social (a "magazine" I follow from Beehaw) an hour ago, but i do not know how old that site is. Before now, I only knew the one from feddit.de.

I do not think a fork of Lemmy would necessarily break AP federation with your instance. Heck, we even have Mastodon and Friendica accounts post and reply here. Eventually smartphone apps like Jerboa would stop working if the codebase would deviate too much, though (unless app devs start supporting both Lemmy and the fork).

Regarding your application, I am reading a lot of stuff about Reddit (and you on Reddit) in your post and maybe that was not the kind of answer the team behind Beehaw was looking for. No offense intended, BTW.

I mean this respectfully, but it is not an article but a blog post.