My dude, that’s a paladin! You’re thinking of the first name of that hobbit from Lord of the Rings.
My dude, that’s a paladin! You’re thinking of the first name of that hobbit from Lord of the Rings.
This actually could be a cool concept. Multiple ways to get the next key item, but some are significantly faster. Like, you could have whatever key item you need shipped, but that would take a day. Or you could go to the retail store and buy whatever, but then you have to spend money, stand in line etc. Or you can just find it in the back alley. Then it’s just a timed challenge to find the best (or most fun) route, but you always have a way to progress.
Yep! Since it is a smaller community, it feels less like screaming into the void. There’s a good chance people will see a comment, even if it isn’t made in the first hour or so.
A person who chipped in $5 for a pizza party.
What a phenomenal response. Every single day makes me happy that I chose lemme.ee as my home instance. Truly appreciate all of the hard work you are pouring into this. And we can see how difficult it is based off of your total transparency. Thank you!
So far, yeah. I’m using darkly pure black currently
Had this too. I resolved by changing my theme from browser theme to something else, saving, closing Lemmy and re-opening.
The theme should be accessible under your username > settings
This is using the web as application feature in Android FYI.
Lower case doesn’t count for roman numerals!
The fire broke me. I had been playing casually on my phone and had been coming back over the course of 12+ hours. All for nought 😩
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Maaan, at this point I’ll take any roller coaster. It has been way too long! It seems like whenever I’m at a location with an opportunity to ride one, no one else is interested, or fate conspires against me.
I think one thing that may help with this is letting users stay on their instance when browsing others. Right now, if I want to hop over to another instance, I can definitely link there or comment if using the appropriate channel, but actually going there makes it seem like I am signed out. Implementing features like this https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1048 would help make the experience feel more cohesive, and encourage exploration of other instances without confusing users and accidentally encouraging sticking to one’s own instance.
Think it’s an echidna.