cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/60580 > trending on urban dictionary atm

I found a shortcut for notepad, but it doesn't work on firefox ubuntu! 😭

On beehaw https://beehaw.org/c/feminism

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/58108 > I read the Wikipedia article on sousveillance and it talked about benefits of civilians wearing body cams, since we can record police brutality and even karen's if you're a retail worker.

Xpost https://lemmy.perthchat.org/c/ouija I wonder how the ouija answer will fare vs ask lemmy

With Internet hackers, bots, and miners collecting data and metadata on whatever content users put around the world, personal pronouns should be limited as a matter of security on any social media site (including forums like this). The best solution would be to formalize the vernacular use of "they/others" for social media.

I'm trying to subscribe to all communities from beehaw.org and i'm doing it manually for each sub

Get the welcome wagon ready for all the new users maybe* it wont be long before we're the 3rd biggest fediverse project (ignoring matrix since it's not listed) 🎉 > mandacaru.caatinga.digital

I plan to vet it eventually. Any say privacy problems anyone here has found?

Overall everyone here is great ♥️ I've only spoken to like 2 people from https://beehaw.org/ and https://mander.xyz and they were nice lol, so those are my fav users. I've seen 1 or 2 posts where people are worried about the future of lemmy in terms of gaining new users. I think they were probably worried about not nice people joining. Which actually could be problem. Like the fact that there are only like what, 200 active users means everyone sorta knows each other which does encourage getting along. Rather than reddit where if you get into an internet slap fight with someone, odds are they won't remember you next week.

I think for the purposes of !fedivangelism/lemmyelism having more lemmy logos/lemmy emojis would increase our promotional ability

When used by non natives. I heard that it's a term in some indigenous groups and in some parts of africa. If anyone is specifically from a culture that uses 'spirit animal', I'm specifically interesting in hearing your take, rather than the usual 'caucasian westeners debating other ppl's cultures'