Hobby clubs and such might be similar in spirit

FWIW, you managed to give me motion sickness 😂

I want to say you dropped a comma, but it fits the post pretty well

It called out to something deep in the soul. Hold it in your hand, and you had power. More power than any bow or spear - they just stored up your muscles’ power, when you thought about it. But the gonne gave you power from outside. You didn’t use it, it used you.

Girl genius, very cool steampunk mad scientist universe.

Scaled is unfortunately useless for /all, it gets flooded with posts from communities with like 5 subscribers. I don’t understand why they didn’t implement a simple minimum upvote filter on it, would have made it so much more useful.

Spoiler: It probably isn’t

They hungry, we thirsty. It’s a match made in the Bacchanalia

She didn’t, but that doesn’t mean she can’t get into trouble for it anyway.

If you hurry up and eat it before it gets taken back, that’s some lovely calorie-free pizza! Imagine starting a pizza chain like that

I mean, I don’t follow them specifically but I’ve seen and liked several of their comics and never seen anything like that.

SrGrafo, the user who draws sexualized images of children

Got more info about that?

Every topic of interest has a relevant XKCD. Conclusion: We are incapable of gaining widespread interest in a topic until an XKCD has been written about it.

Yeah, scaled subscribed works since you’re sorting a curated bunch of comms. Scaled all is just pointless.

I use a roaming plan based in Asia, and get 2gb / day for about 40 euro / month. It’s dumb how it can be cheaper to pay a mobile company in another country for roaming.

I find scaled all gives me a bunch of single upvote posts from communities with <20 subscribers. They really should have implemented a minimum community size filter

I have to say, this is the best writing prompt reply I’ve seen since I got on lemmy.

Sucky! sucky! five dolla!

https://sh.itjust.works/post/35485725

This is you right now. Most of us have no idea what Misskey is.

I think this post would have been a lot more enlightening had it gone into what exactly *key instances are.