- Southern Oregon
- Northeastern California
- Northern Nevada
- Southern Utah
- Southwest Colorado
- Northeastern Arizona
- New Mexico
- Texas
All of Tolkien's original artwork from the Hobbit is fantastic. My copy has several interspersed throughout the book including my absolute favorite: which I shamelessly edited to make another beer label a while back:
EDIT: I guess I hadn't looked for more webcomic communities in a while and there are more available now which have people actually posting OC to instead of just reposting from elsewhere with no discussion. I'll leave my original comment below regardless.
I'm of mixed opinion about this. I only subscribe to one bot-led community (!comics@lemmit.online) and whilst I hate that every comic is just reposted from Reddit by the bot and so has no comments or discussion, it seems that no comic creators are posting to Lemmy yet and so I would rather still be able to see the content they are creating than miss it entirely. I understand that both the community and the bot are hosted on lemmit.online so they won't be affected by the bot policy of lemm.ee but it still speaks to the problem of lack of content posted to Lemmy in general (at least in certain communities).
The skeptic in me just reads this as "all seats will now be at the higher price"
As arrogant as it is, I've brewed enough beer in my life that I feel it's too easy without the added handicap of being drunk...
You can change the settings to do exactly this! "reverse comment interactions" is the setting you need to enable.
I still miss some of the more niche music subreddits, (updating this as I discover relevant communities)
- /kikagakumoyo
- /Krautrock
- /psychedelicrock
- /nearprog
- /zappa - !frankzappa@lemmy.world
They're just banking on the fact that a ton of people either don't know that all their data is being collected or (even worse) don't care that this is the case.
As far as I can tell, Lemmy server update 0.18 will improve upon relative linking of instances so that a link such as /c/community@lemmyinstance (or the even simpler !community@lemmyinstance) will take everyone to their own instances' version of community@lemmyinstance (see this comment for a more detailed description)
You're missing out! Kiwis are great to eat whole. Way less messy as well (no need to dirty a knife or a spoon to eat them). Plus as an added bonus you get to freak out people who don't know that you can eat the skin!
Yes. You can mash (as in enzymatically convert starches to sugars, not as in mashed-potatoes) any gourd (think pumpkin, squash, potatoes, sweet potatoes). They tend not to add too much noticeable flavor to a beer (just a general earthiness and some color contribution) so it's often recommended to oven roast them a little first to get some caramelization. Here is a recipe that uses sweet potatoes.