It’s height in centimeters

I use Geddit occasionally, I don’t know if it supports voting or commenting though since I just browse.

I like the Wayland support from KDE Plasma for things like HDR and Freesync. If you don’t need advanced stuff like that then it’s preference really, Cinnamon would probably be my second choice.

Was into Dogecoin for the meme in high school, haven’t touched crypto in years but now I’ve become too attached to my background to change it.

https://xkcd.com/1348

I’ve heard you can say “octopodes” as well

Wait… you can use a variable before you declare it?

https://sh.itjust.works/comment/5229674

On Lemmy you can sort by top day in a community, idk if you can open up mastodon hashtags through Lemmy or not

Tuesday:

Startups: Nice quick game

Coup: Pretty nice quick game, we’ve played it quite a bit though but it can still be fun.

Labyrinth: A pretty cool game about trying to find treasure in a shifting maze. You move the tiles around as you play so all the paths and items change. Pretty fun game although it can get a little slow if you’re unlucky.

Sea Salt & Paper: Quick game, pretty fun.

Wormholes: The main big game, about delivering space cargo. You make wormholes to travel around faster. Pretty cool game, although we played with a couple weird rules since they didn’t read the rulebook properly lol. It was still pretty fun.

Friday:

Scythe: This game is great. I played it once before and it seemed pretty complicated, but after playing it a second time I’ve started to plan out strategies for it because I played pretty inefficiently the last two games. Really fun game.

Flotsam Fight: We played one round of this and were kinda confused about the rules and strategy. We’ll have to play again sometime.

Parcheesi: A basic simple party game, but there were some pretty crazy moments and it was pretty fun.

Bro Scythe is crazy

Tuesday:

Coup - Quick game while waiting for people to arrive, it’s pretty good but we’ve played it so much that it’s gotten a bit samey.

ALIEN: Fate of the Nostromo - A game based on the Alien movie, it was cooperative and kinda cool. The issue was we were trying to move everybody to the same space, but people kept drawing a card that sent them to a different place and so we spent like half the time just sitting in the Galley while waiting for the other people to move there. And we should have made more items in the beginning. Pretty cool but I was pretty ready for it to be over because of that one card and we had lost a ton of health in the beginning so we were pretty doomed.

Horrified - A lot of similarities to ALIEN, except it was better imo. Instead of just one monster there were three, with cool objectives in order to defeat them. The map was smaller so you usually didn’t have to spend your entire turn just moving. Items were pretty cool and doubled as a form of health. NPC villagers you had to save from the monsters were also pretty cool. Might have to try ALIEN again but this just seems better after playing both for the first time.

Friday:

7 Wonders Architect - Like 7 Wonders but simpler. Was pretty fun, got rid of some complexity that was kinda weird in 7 Wonders, and we had a good time, but normal 7 Wonders was also pretty good.

King’s Dilemma - Our second session of this legacy game, where you play one campaign that’s like fifteen sessions long and then it’s over. It’s been pretty fun, voting for things and trying to manipulate the kingdom to match our goals. Our kingdom is doing pretty bad though but it’s fine, it’s more memorable that way. Good game.

Ticket to Ride - Was pretty fun, we played very non-competitively and just stuck to our own things so most people got everything done. Cool game but it was a little long, although it was the first time for a couple people.

There is, it’s called Peertube

It was really cool seeing comments and upvotes change in real time, but I understand it was buggy and terrible for server performance and I’m glad it’s better and more stable now.

On Tuesday last week we tried out Point Salad which was meh, Fort which was pretty cool, and then played Welcome to the Dungeon again which is a pretty fun little game.

On Friday we played some quick games of Dragonwood and Tussie Mussie while waiting for the other guy to show up, and then we played Scythe which was a pretty complicated resource management engine builder with fighting. Scythe was pretty cool (the lore is literally the lore from Titanfall 2 lol) and the game was fun, but we definitely did not play well the first time and a second time would be fun.

Maybe it only says that if the deleted comment has replies?

The floor is its bottom

Ah yeah it shows up as a user not a community. I think if you search the URL of one of their posts you can see the community it’s posted in and subscribe to that.

If you copy the URL of one of their posts and paste it into the search bar of your Lemmy instance (you might need to refresh a couple times, and make sure the filter is set to all), then you should be able to view what community it’s posted in on your Lemmy instance and subscribe to it as normal. Then all new posts should automatically sync to your Lemmy instance and show up as a post. I subscribed to a Peertube channel this way and it worked.

Edit: changed from searching for user to searching for post and subscribing to it’s community.

You can search for communities on https://lemmyverse.net/communities