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I haven't taken Adderall, but I do really like my Vyvanse. My doctor described it as Adderall that's slow releasing over the day.

The feathers are quite silky, but it was surprisingly hard underneath, at least on the wing.

People bring up Journey a lot but another game by that same company called Flower. It's a short, simple game that I will never forget, a beautiful masterpiece.

One time, I was walking along the sidewalk next to some geese. They were so close that the intrusive thoughts won, and I tried to poke it. It hit me with its wing and left me with a nice bruise :(

Reminder that all forms of miscarriage care are considered abortions in medical settings and banning abortions means dead babies are more important than live women

Shrimp heaven wheeeeeen, Shrimp heaven nooooow!

This cat definitely gives Bazooka energy

On my Instagram account, I follow a whole bunch of zoos, rehabilitation centers, parks, etc. that would never join a niche platform but make absolutely amazing content. I would love for there to be a commercial product for that kind of content to reach directly the fediverse. I also enjoy minor "celebrities" (drag queens, podcasters, voice actors) who again, don't really care for quirky alternative social media products. I wish I could see their content directly from my more private Lemmy account.

I seem to be on the minority, but while we should be very skeptical of meta, I don't think we should preemptively defederate. I think there is a place for a "commercial" fediverse product because there will always be people who just want to stick to known brands. It could work as a nice intermediary or introduction for people who can then join a non-commercial instance. The main concern imo is what kind of data they will (or can?) mine from users on other iterations. If they just focus on data mining from their own users, I vote to stay federated.

Now I feel like I'm gonna get air sprayed in my eye if I look at it too long

insert chaos and screaming

Man I love terminalmontage

First comment on Lemmy! I think that it'll be hard to for people to understand instances at first but hopefully over time the value of chosing how you interact will be clear