No, but it didn’t matter anyway. That area wasn’t known for earthquakes. By the time my brain got out of “WTF?” mode, it was over.
No, but it didn’t matter anyway. That area wasn’t known for earthquakes. By the time my brain got out of “WTF?” mode, it was over.
The worst was also the funniest. An earthquake hit while I was on the toilet.
Everybody wins
In my case, a sack of White Castles.
As well he should.
I’m glad they accounted for mountains. Otherwise, this would seem unrealistic.
Smartass remarks aside, you have my sympathies.
I know nothing about the process. How can a decision take months? What else are they doing? Are there counter arguments or something happening in the meantime?
Oh, Texas. Your power grid is an endless source of amusement (for people who don’t have to rely on it, of course).
I just wanted something kinda nifty, but ultimately forgettable. I think I succeeded.
I’m reluctant to bring over the reddit habit of saying “good bot”, but seriously, this is a good bot. Many of us don’t know the “tricks” of the Lemmyverse yet.
Yeah, that’s possible. You can create a totally private instance (where nobody who’s not a member can even see posts), or just an independent instance that isn’t federated with anyone. I personally don’t know anything else - I’m just paraphrasing someone more knowledgeable.
As for Beehaw, it’s the instance I use most. When they defederated, the mods gave trolls as the biggest reason (they are very transparent about their decision making, which I appreciate). They were simply overwhelmed with mod duties. There weren’t a lot of people running Beehaw (I don’t know if that’s changed in the last few weeks), and they defederated from the instances that most of the moderating workload came from. They said that defederating was a last resort, and hoped they’d be able to re-federate some day. We’ll see.
They are very serious about maintaining a civil atmosphere, but they’re not “word police”. Disagreements are fine as long as you’re not a dick about it. It’s not about what you say, so much as how you say it. If you’re not a rude, nasty person, it feels like any other instance. I’d recommend giving it a try!
…a purely blind assumption that you’re now spreading as fact.
Hey, let’s not dismiss this technique out of hand. Sometimes, it helps people get elected President!
I think people who deliver food should actually hand it to a person instead of just leaving it by the door.
Mostly what I feel is gratitude. Personally, I don’t have the skills, technical knowledge, or free time required to run even a small instance. I know I’m relying on the generosity of others, which makes me much more tolerant of delays, glitches, etc.
I’m not in favor of it at all. If a human user wants to link to something interesting/relevant, fine, but I’m not excited about bots spamming links.
I’m experiencing so many conflicting emotions right now. Horrified, amused, enthusiastic, resigned…
There’s smoke coming out of my ears, and I smell a burning clutch from constantly shifting gears.