I think you have a typo in the image link you posted on reddit explaining the fediverse. The one you posted in your comment above works, but not the reddit comment. I think you have an extra \ after the Hoc5dXU on the reddit link. Awesome explanation image, though. Did you make it?
Are you trying to tell me that’s not a trash can?
Is the bus purple now or something?
Nah, I’m just pointing out dumb things you’re saying. You’re right that it’s pointless, though, as no one else is going to read this far down the comment chain and it’d also be obvious enough to them. And we sure know at this point that you’re incapable of doing anything but doubling down, so trying to point out the ridiculousness of the things you’re saying will just fly over your head.
Lol that you think the majority of conservatives don’t think trans people should live. I mean, the ultra-right fascist conservatives, sure, but most conservatives just don’t agree with people doing certain things. They aren’t about to taking a flamethrower to every member of the LGBT community they come across. Have you ever even had a face-to-face conversation with someone you disagree with in real life?
You know, my favorite thing about Lemmy showing both upvotes and downvotes is that not only do we see that a lot of people disagree with you, but more specifically that, since you’re the only one upvoting yourself, literally everyone else can tell that you’re wrong.
You know it’s not that hard to just admit that you were wrong. It was an easy mistake to make, so just admit it and move on. Realize that you can learn and improve. Doubling down just to make yourself seem more like an idiot is never the answer. Everyone is capable of being stupid and making mistakes, but it’s the real idiots who are incapable of learning from them.
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Ah, so I see English isn’t your first language?
Nah, I get up at like 5 am just so I can waste even more time on my computer doing nothing.
I do like Lemons better than Lemmings. This is the way.
I get that, and it could make sense to archive things at some point, but I do think it was nice for certain communities, aside from things like sports, news, etc., to be able to still comment on old posts. Especially help posts or things like that, because they could still be relevant months or even years later.
The only thing they did do relatively recently that I liked was adding the option for subs to not archive posts that are older than 6 months. But I guess when you think about it, that’s more of just taking a restriction away, and less of adding something new. Other than that, though, it’s either just useless stuff or stuff that actively made things worse.
You have to set it up like this, where you do [link name](actual url) in [] and () next to each other just like that. Obviously, you can make the link name whatever you want, it’s just the url that matters.
If I just directly type [Memes@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.world/c/memes@lemmy.ml), I get:
Testing comment edits.
Edit 1: <1 minute?
Edit 2: Ah ok, so it shows edits immediately, unlike the 3 minute window reddit gives you. Good to know.
They actually do exist.
https://lemmy.world/c/battlemaps@sh.itjust.works
It’ll probably take a little while for them to populate and become active, though.
As a teacher, I can confirm this. I always move the cursor out of the way, though. I don’t get why other teachers don’t do the same and how so many of them are so tech illiterate. Although I’m more amazed at the tech illiteracy of the students who use their phones 24/7.