Since Boost for Reddit still works I’m usually over there.

Your comment has made me realise I don’t understand how floating works.

I thought pretty much everyone in Australia was paid fortnightly.

Here’s a little known secret: you can still enjoy Lemmy without giving up reddit. I use both. There are some sports subreddits that I am not prepared to walk away from.

Writing. I used to write short stories but recently I’ve begun work on a novel.

The Elements of Eloquence is a fantastic read.

Thanks for this recommendation. I’m going to have to watch it.

But unpredictability is not the same as free will. Doesn’t free will imply a conscious decision being made?

I always put my phone face down so I have to pick it up anyway.

You don’t have to leave your finger on the sensor while you use the phone.

Fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone. So you’d pick it up and your finger would naturally fall on the sensor, so that by the time you look at the screen, it’s unlocked.

I still like “Tell my WiFi love her”.

Kids misbehaving in school. “Kids are so rude these days.” “Young people don’t show respect anymore.”

I’m pretty sure that every generation had its bad eggs in the classroom and nothing has changed.

I’m not sure if paying for your groceries makes you entitled.

In a weird way I find these kind of jokes nostalgic, because they remind me of when I was a kid reading old comic books, and all the husbands seemed to hate their wives and vice versa.

Pretty sure Sesame Street’s use of the letter X pre-dates Musk’s claim to it as well.

Match threads on sporting communities with hundreds of people commenting during the match.

I like the idea behind the community but it is a terrible name. Without reading an explanation, most people would assume it was some toxic, misogynistic group. I only know what it refers to because I bothered reading some of the comments here.

I’m sure there are much better names, such as Positive Masculinity for example.

And so the Aptos era begins.

Knock knock.

Who’s there?

Owls say.

Owls say who?

Yes, that’s correct.