

1 month late to the party but just wanted to confirm that yes.
Another possibility is on sopuli’s General matrix room.
I am but a cog in a machine. A lazy one though.
If you are new on Lemmy, check out: https://lemmyverse.net/communities for communities to join!
1 month late to the party but just wanted to confirm that yes.
Another possibility is on sopuli’s General matrix room.
Sadly it’s not FOSS (just mentioning since we are in FOSS community).
I would have paid for the one-time pro payment even if it was FOSS and was just to support developers. It’s really good.
Agreed! And communities where people participate are really needed - new users are often met with “news communities” which can be depressing if your whole feed consists of bad news.
Cool idea! And yeah we have already some similar communities:
[email protected] (bit quiet)
But not any for riddles specifically I think.
Thanks for sharing, this made me smile. Also it warms my heart to hear how you are making tech accessible to this kid.
Many of us take it for granted but I remember how my dad used to go over to family friends in his free-time to help with computer stuff. I feel like I was too young to learn but it did set an example for me.
Rarely drink tea, but when I do I don’t add anything.
My coffee I like with oat milk (just like the taste more than with regular milk).
I’ve been actually really enjoying this one. It’s got some nice tools like zip/unzip which I recall are not possible actions in google’s filemanager.
I’ve tried to participate in so many giveaways and lotteries and never won anything. I believe that’s my superpower: lose against the odds.
Just putting here Invidious instance link, an alternative youtube frontend: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=sCr_gb8rdEI
Edit: added a mention of what frontend
That example about “sleep a car” and the forest running made it crystal clear to me what’s going on, thank you!
Also I think intransitive verb is the term I really needed. This helps tremendously.
Thank you for taking time to explain it to me!
Ahh! That actually makes a lot of sense now. I’ve struggled with this sentence for a few days and it was driving me nuts. Thank you so much!
And thanks for the example where to use akkusativ! I really need more examples like that to hammer this into my head.
Activity on [email protected] has gone down since I haven’t had time to draw and I don’t really want to post requests without contributing myself so it doesn’t just look like a dead community. But there is atleast one post a week!
Will have to get back into it soon.
[email protected]’s weekly thread still gathers nice amount of commenters, so that’s a positive! I feel like people are too shy to ask questions there.
Sounds like [email protected] might be a nice community to post this question to as well :)
Isn’t that very country/culture/field specific?
I have to admit my own drawing makes me feel uneasy. Almost reminds me of this one specific Anime/Manga that has an episode or two about this scientist trying to save his daughter…
I vote for the dang trees. I like trees.
That’s an incredible feat, you should be proud!
I’m working ln the outputting as well. I struggle with speaking since I often can’t keep up with the conversation but like you said: practice :)
Exactly!! I remember that one of my biggest motivations for learning English was to understand what is written/spoken in games. My native language was never available so I had no other choice.
I’m certain I only know some words because of playing games. Not knowing everything was indeed part of the fun!
4 weeks! It’s the most intensive course I’ve ever taken for a single subject.
Thanks! I hope I’m still having fun after this week lol. Wouldn’t be so bad if I wasn’t working full time but I really wanted to do this to get forward with my grammar :)
I currently use Joplin and Voyager for Lemmy the most (if you don’t count Firefox), so I’d say those two.
Voyager is such a nice app to browse lemmy. It’s simple and hides a lot of the stuff behind menus so you are not overwhelmed.
I started de-microsofting and de-googling awhile back and was looking for onenote alternative and found Joplin. Been using it for 4 months now and love it so far.
I first tried obsidian, which is way fancier, but ended up moving everything to Joplin. I don’t remember my exact logic for choosing Joplin over obsidian but I recall it had something to do with licensing and Joplin being a more open ecosystem. I don’t need all the stuff from Obsidian and love that I can sync my Joplin notes fully E2E encrypted on my cloud storage provider.