There has to be a more elegant protocol for a situation like this, right?
I have never actually been subscribed. But I subscribed just now, and a few seconds later, yup, my instance now shows all the recent posts there.
Now that I think about it, think I had heard that two instances only federate with one another if someone from one instance subscribes to a community on the other instance. I guess the only user from my tiny instance that was subscribed to a lemm.ee community unsusbscribed five months ago.
Saw this on /c/dundermifflin@lemm.ee and figured it would be fun to do one for 30 Rock.
Wait, that community is active? Whaaaaat? Why do I see nothing from the past five months there when I browse from my instance?
https://lemmy.one/c/dundermifflin@lemm.ee
I see plenty of recent activity from your instance
I would like to subscribe for more can facts
There are typically quite a few to choose from at this point in a console's life cycle
This is what went through my head while reading that
I used to buy a lot of """"natural"""" peanut butter. The kind in glass jars that separates after a while, so you have to stir the jar every time you use it. After a while, I started keeping it in the refrigerator because that stopped it from separating at all. Just stir once when opening the jar for the first time, then into the refrigerator it goes, and it never needs stirring again.
Do you have any in mind in particular?
Weir: You destroyed three-quarters of a solar system! McKay: Five-sixths, but it's not an exact science.
Your point still stands: he corrected her with a larger number.
I understand how they can get away with jokes about stuff like lemon party and tubgirl, since those were all multilayered jokes that seemed innocent on the surface. But this is just a straight up rape joke about a real-life sexist publication.
Is it really that baffling? In my experience, the methods to jailbreak/CFW/whatever a gaming device through software generally take advantage of a browser exploit. Locking away the browser means there is less chance of consumers having ownership of their device.
Are you implying that the host OS in those situations is not Linux?
KENNETH, YOUR HAIRCUT IS DISRESPECTFUL TO LESBIANS!
What about your chin, Kenneth? I've seen bigger chins on a premature baby!
Assembled into something, into something, into something
The episode takes place in the middle of the desert somewhere, but I do not think they mentioned anything more specific than that.
Depends on how "popular" of a subject it is. There are plenty of subjects on Wikipedia that are not popular enough to have ever been published about in print.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17018864 [https://lemmy.world/post/17018864] > I know this might be a couple months old, but I didn’t know we already passed 4%.
In this example, some commenters are joking around and placing angle brackets (less than, greater than) around their comment's text. As a result, the comment text does not display.
It does display in a web browser or Voyager. Raccoon also does not render the comments, though strangely it does render that last comment in the chain. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that the comment includes an apostrophe and comma, unlike the others.
