sabreW4K3 @ sabreW4K3 @lazysoci.al

Born and raised in London. Just a normal guy with a moral compass.

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Labour!

It's definitely too early to judge, but it's not just this game, there's been nothing I've seen this preseason that made me think things have changed. It feels like Arteta's expecting us to evolve via the changes we've made to the squad as opposed to him telling the players to pass through the middle as an example. In the end Gyökeres started playing wide and then we lost him as a goal threat.

Honestly speaking, after the Tottenham loss, I expected wholesale changes to take place to our tactics and we never got that.

Honestly, going into this season all the pressure is on Arteta and there was already question marks around him and his lack of rotation, but if it was just a sign of his inability to adapt, he may not last the season.

I said it in the match thread, taking off Gyökeres was bad enough but doing it to move Merino up front who didn't do nearly enough with his minutes in midfield, was criminal.

I actually feel bad for Nørgaard, he's a very decent DM but can't run midfield on his own and deserves minutes with Rice.

I also wanna see Madueke and Saka flanking Gyökeres.

It sounds like it was all doom and gloom, it wasn't. We looked decent at times, we're just not showing any progress or evolution and that's frustrating.

Taking off Gyökeres and moving Merino to centre forward is insanity. Why not give Gyökeres more time with his team mates?

Lee Duna

Who?

Let me rephrase: the dbzer0 community got active enough because a few active posters decided to make it active on the linked thread. That people started posting there afterwards doesn't contradict that its creation was completely artificial.

Okay

It doesn't work like that, and you know it.

It works exactly like that. I'm not the king of Lemmy. People post where they wanna. When you wanted to move from ml because of the admin issues, I supported that. When you wanted to genuinely decentralise and move communities from world, I supported that. When you wanted to merge struggling communities I supported that. Now that you're trying to merge for the sake of it, I don't support that.

There are only so many active posters on a specific topic, so having everyone contributing to the same community helps fostering better discussions rather than everyone posting on a different community. The discussions that will happen in the comments in the dbzer0 won't be visible for people who follow the programming.dev community.

If you feel there's only so many active posters, go post to them instead of harassing me. Pied Piper didn't end with him annoying the rats to death.

Let's also not forget that on top of !privacy@lemmy.ml, there is also !privacy@lemmy.world that has a few regular posters, which makes the whole fragmentation even worse.

What's it gotta do with you? Why are you trying to force it?

If I were to create a community on your home instance, !privacy@lazysoci.al, would you start posting there too?

I couldn't tell you a single community on this instance, so no. I wouldn't even know it existed.

To be honest, I would care less if everyone was using Piefed,

See this is funny. Part of why I'm here is to get away from Reddit and Reddit like experiences. I don't like /ALL and don't want to interact with posters that don't understand the nauce of communities. That you want to create this linear mess is a you problem. Leave the rest of us alone. The beauty of Lemmy is the decentralisation. Multiple communities, different admins and different members.

This is a bit sad.

You say you are pro-decentralization, which is why you prefer to have multiple similar communities on the same topic.

But at the same time, you still post to !gunners@lemmy.world, which is on the largest Lemmy instance by far. So you still acknowledge that you prefer to post on active communities rather than "shout into the void"

People matter to me more than any objective of sense of accomplishment. Fact is, I spoke to @Astrealix@lemmy.world multiple times about moving and he's not interested. An Arsenal community wouldn't be the same without him and so I'm happy to stay posting where he is.

Nothing about !privacy@lemmy.dbzer0.com has been organic, I am aware as I was the main poster here for a while to make it active in the first place

The fact you're posting things that have been posted here over to pro.dev says otherwise.

Dbzer0 was selected as the main non-ml community 7 months ago in this thread: https://lazysoci.al/post/21253059?

And it thrived. Pat yourself on the back.

When you asked about moving a week or whatever ago, I said I like posting here, so why are you trying to harass me into following you elsewhere? And what happens in seven months when you change your mind? I'm supposed to move again? Just let me enjoy Lemmy. You can unfollow this community and you won't know it's there.

If you want !privacy@programming.dev to be a success, make it a success organically. Trying to force people there isn't doing it.

I'm genuinely baffled by the relevance of !gunners@lemmy.world

Why are you trying to centralise? This place is fine, ml is fine and programming.dev is fine.

I really appreciate you Julian

And then people wonder why CEOs get Luigi'd

Honestly yes. The way men, women and even enbys approach situations differs and can warrant vastly different responses despite the same actions.

Most users don't change defaults. It's the default in both Android and iOS.

RCS is an upgrade on SMS. The whole point of rooting is to circumvent restrictions, so wait for someone to stop shit talking modern protocols and figure out how to get it working. The idea that rooting was about making things easier was always a myth. It was never that.

Why don't people provide basic information like gender any more?

What is the S in BSF?

We really need to get the IPTV community on Lemmy up and running.

I'm surprised. There were rumours of him wanting to leave from January.

A bunch of butt-hurt petrol heads.

DAV Push is the one I'm thinking of

At least it's not written in PHP. But NextCloud just added that push extension and that's a proper game changer.

Open Cloud is worth looking at too BTW.