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74·1 month agoControversial take but having the industry fixed at $60 only will increasingly encourage predatory models as inflation continues. Price should be reflective of the quality and content of a product, not a fixed standard.
8·2 months agoHere’s a few on reports:
-If you think it merits a report report it.
-If you’re unsure if it breaks a rule DM a mod.
-Idealy on a report write the rule # broken. If you’re typing past three sentences it’s may have unnecessary info.
-If someone is breaking a “don’t be mean” rule, the answer isn’t for you to break it too.
Here’s a few non report ways you can help:
-Set a positive tone.
-A lot of good posts/comments probably never get heard because people think it’s too lower effort or no one is interested.
-Crosspost to related communities to help people find related communities.
Some prefer Native American others prefer Indian. Most seem to prefer referring to their specific tribe if you aren’t speaking about all Indian tribes. The import part is to use neither as a negative term.
18·4 months agoJust now realizing for the first time slrpk.net doesn’t stand for “slurp k . net”
Fixed thanks!
8·5 months agoI’ve heard good things about the LAMY. Do you find it’s as practical for daily use as say a ballpoint?
IMO he might of had a case if he wanted to fight it but the mutants were very close to Metro’s.
Probably should have gotten a job offer though too, if you ask me.
Paradox of Hope was an indie VR game heavily inspired by Metro. The dev got hit with a legal notice basically saying we think you’re using our IP please stop. And then he pivoted onto a new project.
Had a hunch something like this would happen after paradox of hope got taken down.
178·5 months agoMASH hosted about 20 fleeing men and children in the first four months of 2013 before being shut down.
Glass half full. He probably made a massive difference in the lives of those 20 in those few short months. Maybe even turned some lives around.
No but I think we have one for UFOs
Sure. But only if your niche community is centered around a YouTube channel run by a man with a three musketeers looking mustache and ponytail who travels the globe to disassemble military prototypes.
Glad to hear it! And yes that is me. You’re making me feel like Lemmy’s second biggest celebrity, behind the android community moderator Margot Robbie. If you enjoy the posts don’t forget to check out the Forgotten Weapons YouTube channel & website.
The community is sort of a place for fans of the show to post stuff that other fans would enjoy, but it’s got a whole bunch of members who actually have found out about Forgotten Weapons through the Lemmy community first. I’m really glad to see people who find out about Forgotten Weapons from the community. It makes me feel like I’m giving back to Ian McCollum for everything I’ve learned from his show.
Thanks! User engagement is what keeps me going. Otherwise it feels like I’m just talking into a void.
Thanks! !forgottenweapons@lemmy.world has been around for about a month and we’re almost at 1k members!
My niche community didn’t exist, so I just made it myself and started posting. Be that change you want to see.
Hey, I mod !forgottenweapons@lemmy.world. We’re a educational community about historical and or mechanically interesting weapons.
On our sidebar we’ve got a list of adjacent communities, I’ve added TIL on our sidebar because I think there’d be some overlap between our community and yours, given both communities have a focus on learning.
YouTube video by Kyle Hill on how we currently store waste for anyone interested. [18:14] https://youtu.be/4aUODXeAM-k?si=
Definitely imo not better than LiS 1 but wasn’t terrible. If you liked LiS and are looking for something else to play I’d give it a shot.