You must mean “why aren’t more memes superimposed on Quest 64?”
Also The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website
You must mean “why aren’t more memes superimposed on Quest 64?”
Mine aren’t old enough to tell me that I’m doing voices wrong yet. I need to practice.
Whoops. Does it help if we both stole it from elsewhere?
I think even without the heat, just seeing greenery is supposed to be calming and good for your mental health.
Cities that don’t prioritize this look so bleak and depressing to me. The same goes for a lot of newly built cookie-cutter suburbs where they place the houses so close together than there’s not enough room for any nature.
“It’s a bicep!”
come with me if you want to leaf
No wonder the reception at your wedding was so good.
You have to unlock that fighter
Eagles? I feel like pigeons are survivors though.
Ah shoot, the capitalization… Fixed!
Haha, I almost titled the post this! I wasn’t sure if enough people would get the reference.
There’s no way. Let’s get Ghislaine on the phone.
It’s basically just chess themed memes and shitposts, heavy on the latter.
I’d love to see more en passant enthusiasts in !anarchychess@sopuli.xyz
I’m probably going to explain it poorly, because I’m not a computer science person, but the fediverse is the umbrella term for the all the independent and interconnected servers using the same protocol to communicate and build federated social media. Meaning it’s not centrally controlled, like we’re a bunch of ships at sea tied together instead of all using the same port owned by one entity (like reddit).
So, Lemmy and a few others for something reddit-style, Mastodon for something twitter style, and so on. All would fall under the umbrella of the “fediverse”.
As for getting involved, you could try to add content to attract people here and entertain those who already are (that’s what I’ve been doing), or if you’re tech-savvy, you could even create your own federated instance.
Dangerfield is timeless.