mochi

Sorry for the late reply. It’s been a busy couple of weeks. I double-checked and it isn’t defederated. I think maybe no one had ever looked up content from the server before so it wasn’t showing up. It hadn’t federated yet. Now that I’ve pulled in posts with a search, I might have opened the floodgate. LOL.

The last time I bothered to try was a few years ago. I didn’t realize it was possible to install Battle.net now. I’ll have to take another look at it on my laptop with Manjaro installed.

Oh, interesting! How is performance compared to running on Windows?

What if I want to be the person down the line?

I wish, but all I play right now is Diablo IV and COD:MW2 (2023 version) and neither works on Linux. Maybe in the 2030s.

Weird. I don’t see much of that at all, even on “All”. I guess it depends on what instance you join.

Imagine buying a physical book, reading it, and putting it on the bookshelf in your living room, only to have family members and friends borrow it and read it for free.

Ban yourself and then you don’t have to worry about it.

Thanks for the tip. I like avocados as well.

I love riding my bike on the weekends and if my commute wasn’t 1.5 hours each way, I’d go to the gym pretty often.

I read this as olive oil and meat. LOL. Yum, steak!

You can’t just make up your own lingo and expect everyone else to know what you’re talking about.

That’s not what I want to see.

That’s a good question, but I’m not sure I’d wanna do that.

If not for gaming, I would run Linux. Linux on gaming just isn’t on par yet.

It’s pretty clever, though, isn’t it? On Zuckerberg’s part.

From personal use, I can tell you that the featureset is just not there. You can’t even sort by followed accounts only, or get chronological updates. It’s a hot turd sandwich.

That’s an exercise in futility. If Lemmy takes off like Mastodon/Pleroma/Misskey/etc then you would spend your time trying to create accounts on hundreds of Lemmys, some of which will be private or invite only meaning you can’t. Plus, anyone on Mastodon etc. can comment on Lemmy posts. It’s not a task you can complete.