Scotland - you'll get a pot of brewed tea or a cup with a black tea bag in. And some milk.
Brekky
joined 2 years ago
Please clarify, I've ued chrome for years with no real knowledge of the pros/cons
Her? Please enlighten
And then there's me over here in the corner using Opera....
Me too. I'm the go to therapist for my friends and frequently get accused of being too understanding of the 'other side' (not in a obtuse way, even when I'm explaining situations I have been in). And then I throw V's and fingers and yell out my passenger side window when you're an obnoxious jerk forgetting to indicate or sitting in the middle of a lane, without hazards, blocking traffic. God my BP is rising just typing this comment.
There's also plantclinic but I don't know how to type the whole address!
Way easier than expected. I used to spend hours mindlessly scrolling on reddit, occasionally learning something useful but that was the exception. I suffer from anxiety so I genuinely had concerns about quitting reddit, but also recognised it was an unhealthy way to spend so much free time. I left on the first day of the protests and haven't been back since. Was honestly surprised and impressed at myself for managing it so easily (rediscovered my love of crosswords and my kindle). Joined Lemmy 2 days ago, so still finding my feet but so far it scratches that itch of keeping a little bit in-the-loop with pop culture. (But with time limits firmly on this time!)
Same. I am happy using discord or family/friend group chats to keep up with them, but I need a 'town square' where I can go and learn what events are on nearby, what restaurants are doing special nights etc. But I don't want that town square to sell me ads, I just want to look at the notice board and see what new stuff takes my fancy. So how do we connect the consumers to the businesses without having an overlord who will try to sell things to the consumers by charging the businesses?