You're about one step away from eugenics lol

Only 4 more days to go for me. It's crazy how much lemmy.world has grown since those early days

a cesspool disguising as irony

See also: various still-existing places such as PoliticalCompassMemes

As long as you don't make your title incomprehensible to anyone who isn't a native English speaker

I put them back together and now I have 12 friends, now what?

Regular hot dog buns are terrible, so I see this as a win

Bathroom doors specifically, not just doors in general? Edit: I looked it up and I guess it's about bacteria like E. Coli, that makes sense. It's weird, because people on Reddit/Lemmy always talk about using these tricks to avoid touching things, but IRL I've never seen anyone do it or heard anynone talk about it

Which country are we talking?

Maybe communities should come with default tags. That would make it a lot easier.

... did you use GPT-4 to write parts of this comment?

Looks vaguely like the Condesce's clothes I guess. Fuchsia+black and a ♓︎ shape.

Several of the niche subs I'm on on Reddit didn't even get one post a day, lol. I guess there's niche and niche

Since you're on lemmy.world, you can use m.lemmy.world

Does grass not count as a native plant?

Only from Mastodonians that put in the effort to post to a Lemmy community or respond to a Lemmy post. Still neat to see it working though. If you're really interested you could try Kbin. It interacts with all Lemmy and Mastodon content.

Huh, someone else here said it uses Unreal engine

That would be cool, never thought about that. Straight up not allowing voting from All/when you're not subbed could also be interesting as an experiment. But yeah, here plenty of people are just interested in Twitter news.

Many instances have a tech community, I wonder if any of them are like that. !technology@beehaw.org !technology@lemmy.ml !tech@kbin.social !technews@radiation.party

How about the people who stumble across the comm's posts on All but aren't subscribed? On Reddit you could also talk about the original user base from before a sub started hitting r/all but !technology@lemmy.world doesn't really have an 'original' user base.

Most people on All don't check what comm a post is from before upvoting. That's why on Reddit all subs that regularly hit r/all are basically the same. I'm fine with the Twitter news here, but upvotes don't work as quality control.