Is WWIV telnet compatible?

You could VPN it

The terminator, and Ed209 from RoboCop. Even back then I knew it was quite a possibility.

This is why I’ve not bought apple products ever. Once you’re in their ecosystem you’re locked into their control. Honestly OPs question is 100% ass backwards. Tell me why I SHOULD buy apple.

Is it possible to sync two same named communities across multiple instances?

If you want good story in an amazing game, definitely check out red dead.

I say yes to the term sublemmies 😂

You don’t have to make a hard flip, I’ve used this reddit protest to build out my Lemmy setup and put it in front of all my reddit shortcuts!

I think Aaron would have appreciated the fediverse.

I’m of a similar age, and I’m at the point where all my kids are in their 20s and playing video games together is something we do. It’s just bonding time. Whether Halo or NMS, we’re playing together.

Nature is undeniable as an influence on everyone, but I think nurture is generally wildly underrated.

Tig notaro?

I’d love to see one for my state and one for my city, I was surprised they didn’t exist

This is exactly what I’ve been wondering, with a non profit you could have ways of generating revenue without the constant aggressive profit seeking that tends to cause the problems of the tech giant social media platforms.

Yeah I think it will happen but maybe more slowly. From a search engine’s perspective it is combing results for a particular site, so search results will be shown that way. However, it seems that this would also mean that the same post would be found across multiple sites, which I can only see as a good thing in terms of searchability. Looking for some old obscure post on reddit? The results are only going to come from one site. Same kind of search on Lemmy? Search results could show pages of results of the same post but on several different sites. I’d think that would actually boost the efficacy of searching Lemmy.

Also site search features like googling “site:lemmy.one [search terms]” would still allow you to search just on one site at a time, returning deeper results.