"Hey, man. My name is Jeff.
I'm trying to lock down the rest of my schedule before the deadline.
I heard this class was a cakewalk. Are you passing it?
Stone Stare of confusion and incoherent
Do you like Dane Cook? Yeah, he's awesome.
So far so good."
A weird way to teach accounting, the seizing of life, The start of the amazing "Abed Productions" including a touching movie/story about Abed's Origins (With falafel as a fallback), and the real question... What is krumping?
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"Good afternoon, Greendale Community College! I am your dean with a few corrections to the fall class catalog. Cosmology should be Cosmetology. Astrology should be Astronomy. And The... The students on the cover should be smiling, but I suppose that's a matter of opinion... Whoever is growing a small patch of cannabis behind the gymnasium, congratulations, you have won a cruise... Report to security to claim your tickets. In order to increase awareness of homelessness, security has been given binoculars. In campus news... the debate over our library's PA system continues, with some students suggesting its volume be lowered while others... question its very purpose... More on that story as it unfolds."
Our first glimpse of the brilliant, yet insanely (emphasis on insane) attractive, Senior "El Tigre Chino" Chang. We learn that Jeff might have a softer side. And that people were excited to see Peirce too.
Also that Guatemala journalist..... PiΓ±atas and all.
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I had this crazy idea about having a pinned thread changing every 2 weeks/month about an episode in the show, so we can all watch together and then discuss why this show is the best show ever, and we can't wait for the "AND A MOVIE" part of "6 seasons and a movie".
Watcha think?
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Yes, yes, yes, please yes! Let it use the ActivityPub protocol, it'll be so epic pogchamp, fire lit fam ππ»
Ohh, I'd love to share.
Running most services as docker/ kubernetes containers.
Currently running Plex (previously Jellyfin, maybe will switch back) for media streaming.
Grocy for food/task/family organisation (grocery list and so forth)
Piehole for home ad-blocker and proxy ππ»ππ»ππ»
The fact Lemmy is decentralised and federated will prevent most of these kind of shananigans from happening. Also the connection to the FediVerse helps a lot, more eyes on the moderators to keep their rules and values. Also tons and tons of hope.
My first comment ever on Lemmy. As an Open-Source developer myself, the dirty moves around the Reddit API was definitely what pushed me to the FediVerse and Lemmy. I'd like to slowly move indefinitely to Lemmy from Reddit.