Here’s something that I don’t understand on Lemmy when using the web: whenever I visit a community hosted on a different Lemmy instance, I’m not logged in and can’t subscribe. That appears to be only working in the app (Jerboa).

I think I’m missing something fundamental here, because it’s probably not intended to have dozens of accounts – one at each instance.

Ok, dumb question: Can I use my Lemmy account to access Mastodon? If everything is interconnected on the Fediverse, I don’t understand why I couldn’t. If I can’t, I don’t understand how everything on the Fediverse is interconnected.

Same. I’m willing to pay almost any price for it.

Another question: I think one of the pillars of Reddit is its searchability via Google Search. It makes it very worthwhile to invest writing high quality content on Reddit’s communities if you know that it has wider implications.

What’s the state on discoverability through search engines for Lemmy? I suppose a major problem here is that all content of a federated server is at risk of getting lost forever if the owner winds it down.

With Chromebooks? ChromeOS is a pretty solid Linux distro if you’d ask me. It is built around cloud-sync and Google Drive, but otherwise perfectly fine to use offline. Even Steam is supported nowadays

I think there are a ton (of great) local co-op games on steam.

Children Of Morta works for couples as well.

I was quite disappointed with Lets Build A Zoo. The controls felt clunky, and the core game loop wasn’t very interesting to me, unfortunately.

Inwiefern? Ich bin erst vor wenigen Jahren auf /r/de gestoßen und konnte in der Zeit keine Veränderung wahrnehmen.

So macht das aber keinen Spaß! Können wir den Klimawandel nicht bekämpfen ohne persönlichen Einschränkungen einzuwilligen? Ich glaube ja, dass wir einfach besser innovieren müssen. /s