You're valid, and I get that, but if we start fearing things that aren't at all possible, then we've let them win.
I mean, the admins are trans women, and admins can remove moderators. I really, really don't think that's a possibility.
I mean, I wasn't seriously suggesting anyone do this,,,,
Ah yeah, you're right.
I'm sorry, I have to say it. New bottom surgery just dropped...
Just curious, could you point me to where Bazzite says Nvidia is experimental still? I run it on a 1080+Intel Ivy Bridge EP desktop and it has decent performance, at least on par with Win10 since the 560 driver. (/gen)
ratatui
That's a simply amazing pun for a library name. I really enjoy the history of kind of silly naming within linux and programming generally.
Looks like Trump forgot to fire this DEI hire.
Did you even read the article from your own post? He's an astronaut for the European Space Agency. Trump doesn't have a single thing to do with this story, so please don't tarnish an awesome news story my bringing him up.
Edit: Oh FFS the article mentions him later on too. That's just thinly-veiled ableism.
It's an old copypasta, but it checks out sir!
What's awkward about naked cuddles? As a queer woman it's probably my favourite thing to do with a partner. Skin to skin contact is just really healing.
PSA in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia warning about the dangers of trams.
I was banned from lemmy.world for “personal attacks” for 3 days because of calling someone a “piece of shit” after they called me a “cunt”. The comment calling me a cunt wasn’t removed and the user hasn’t been punished at all by the lemmy.world admins.
The comments in question:
Lemmy.world modlog:
In the interest of full disclosure, this is my other comment that was removed:
And here’s the comment of that user I was referencing, in the Blahaj modlog after it was removed:
This feels like an overreach, especially when the admin clearly didn’t feel it was important to punish their own user for “personal attacks” in the same thread.
please don’t start shit in the comments, i’m too disabled to care
Ada was also already wary of drag after the respecting pronouns rule announcement, because a number of blahaj users rightfully pointed out drag is still likely a troll. Fluff around and find out basically.