I went there in 2009. I was too young to appreciate the culture. Locals were busy selling tourists goods and I wasn’t even sure what to soak in at the square.

I’m using Memmy right now. All the Apollo users should fully migrate when it’s down.

Back in my day lemmy.ml was the biggest instance.

First of all who watches Sky News. I’ll just end it there.

Assange will definitely remain in Belmarsh prison.

A Netflix documentary cannot be made from the refugees. There is nothing to dramatise unlike the sub case.

So the Wagner Group is 300km from Moscow and Putin is on his way to St. Petersburg.

Lemmy has made me realize that choosing communities (similar to subreddits) is important to me. I try not to search by /all and find information I am interested in. Having to join new communities again is not exactly a problem.

You most likely don’t have as much free time on your hands. That is a major reason for this. You can start with smaller books of interest to get the feeling of completion.

Yevgeny Prigozhin is ruling the news right now

America has made it to Lemmy.

Imagine if the defence secretary just follows the steps suggested by the former defence secretary Mark Esper.

Future MVP will be drafted in the ads once again.

Do you understand it or not? Check out both names for Spurs.

kbin.social, lemmy.ml and lemmy.world are all instances. You can create separate accounts on each one. You can access most information from other instances using just one account in one instance.

This is the same as stack overflow

I feel as though the user base is a large part of the problem. I might be wrong but the accessibility of social media that have apps is a lot easier for the younger population who these days are flooding social media. I don't think a lot of people use forums or currently Testflight apps such as Memmy (for Lemmy). The iPhone is the phone for influencers and if Lemmy officially releases an iPhone app the same problems may happen.

When the workforce dominated by workers at the edge of retirement they want to go to work at least 5 days of work for their sanity. They don't even care about their pay. Only a workforce with the same goals would understand. I know people who try to extend hours and have no plans after work. I on the other hand want to get the job done as fast as possible and makes plans afterwards.

They are just following the reactionary social media norms these days. The lack of proper passing of information and just humoured by the subreddit protests such as in r/pics. Some people are not actually on Reddit for information.

If companies at all levels pay their employees properly they will receive better output. It’s a win win situation. You get what you pay for.