

No. I ended up switching to this guy and has been awesome:
Moved from s3rvant@lemmy.ml


No. I ended up switching to this guy and has been awesome:


This is where I land as well. A solid group finder tool with enough population to fill slots makes or breaks forced group content. Also nice to see low level gear retain a purpose at later levels like having cosmetic slots to continue showing off the gear without sacrificing stats.


“Math I think” 😂
I can definitely relate to hearing similar to my wife lol. I originally intended to pursue a career in mathematics bit ended up moving into tech and actually programming. Worked out well in the end 😊


Love this!
For those unfamiliar: converting 31 from base 8 (octal aka OCT) to base 10 (decimal aka DEC) equals 25.


Replies stack into a thread in chronological order so clicking on a post allows reading the full conversation. However if tags/mentions are included others who have subscribed to those will see those comments in their notifications and when they click on them it will again show the full conversation though scrolled to the specific message that triggered the notification.
I personally have a couple pinned tags that particularly interest me and then several more of lesser interest that just flow through my notification pane.


You match me aside that Mastodon is my most used followed by Lemmy and then Bookwyrm.
Beyond All Reason
I was late to the RTS scene though I do enjoy them. Unfortunately I don’t have the time to play these days. I do still watch the occasional match on YouTube especially if I happen to catch a live tournament.


Several black bear sightings (and one very close encounter) at a recent vacation in Tennessee



+1 here especially after splitting from our local church building to launch a house church. The culture around us seems to only want acquaintance-level relationships but I want what I read in the Acts church with real brotherly love and living life with one another.
Also we have 10 kids so constantly get asked if we know what causes that… (answer: yes, adoption).
yt-dlp is a free and open source tool you run locally to download from YouTube (and others).
I often use it to download whole playlists or channels to then load into my Jellyfin server such as shows for my younger kids or to rip the audio for music.