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  • Absolutely not…

    What is it with the obsession to have thousands of communities on Lemmy, and now a suggestion to break it down into even more communities? It only serves to make it difficult to find where to post something.

    Old style forums had like 50 categories and that was enough for everything people wanted to discuss. I feel like this obsession with more and more communities are about the desire for order which many in the tech community has in their brains. It’s not helpful for the Lemmy community at all.








  • I think you shouldn’t even use this place. None of these apps are contributing to you being a healthy, stable, happy human being.

    Its just strangers voting and commenting without ever meeting eachother, and being incredibly brainwashed by the specific content that is allowed to be seen. People end up in perception bubbles here and everywhere on so called social media.

    You should not use phone apps at all for spending time. But thats hard for most since we are tired, we don’t have any interests outside of work, we don’t know that many people in real life, and we are lazy.

    Is this better than cable tv? Sure. But it’s no substitute for actually having something going on in your life that you feel passionate about and want to do all the time.










  • 1984@lemmy.todaytoLinux@lemmy.worldJust a funny conversation from work
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    2 months ago

    Because different people have different needs? You seriously think because this is a Linux sub, people must say that they recommend Linux for everyone they meet?

    It’s not a sports team man… People should use the right system for their abilities. Sometimes mac is the best choice.

    This opinion used to be common sense!