Isn't that the show with the lightsabers?
Roundcat
I too live a day ahead in the future. AMA
What if the internet archives, instead of a single site, was a bunch of federated instances sharing content with each other like fediverse?
I am of course very ignorant to how internet archives actually works, and not very tech savy, but would something like I'm suggesting be theoretically possible?
The animated series that feels nothing like the movies for some reason.
It's The_Boulder for enthusiasts of the Avatar character.
At least two of our cats just kinda fell into our lives. One we found abandoned as a kitten by the levy. The other just kept walking into our house, hanging out on our porch, and sleeping in our garage, and we never found who the original owner was.
That ring is so precious, Gollum wants to know your location!
I probably spend just as much time on lemmy/kbin as I did on Reddit. The biggest difference is most of my time then was based on consuming content and fishing for any kind of interaction and approval I could. Here I feel like I spend most of my time creating, and interacting with other users who are invested in helping the fediverse grow.
There are definitely less active moments here, but those are the times I usually try to fill in the void with my own content, give someone's community or post a boost so that they see more interaction, and engage in one of the discussions being had in the threads of more active posts.
Plus whenever I'm starved for content, I go over to new, upvote posts as I go, and I usually find something interesting.
They were, but it kinda feels like every new instance I try is a kinder egg of new errors and issues. I would also like to return to my old issue if I can.
I will love and protec it all the same!
British Petroleum. The meme comes from the South Park episode lampooning the BP oil spill and BP's response to it. The meme is making fun of the fact that youtubers use the same non-apology whenever they're in trouble.