where the fuck did i censor anything?

will you be my elmo :neocat_bottom:

American in shambles having to wait another 3 years to go online

your example of how likes and dislikes can be interpreted on different platforms further reinforces my idea that likes and dislikes are an inherently bad metric that will be interpreted wildly differently between users, and that there should be better ways to interact with our posts than just two arrows.

hai trans im adora

khronkite is a great drop in kwin script that turns kde into a tiler

gender? i hardly know her :3

who the fuck would pick a dumb name like erotador when you could have a cute name like Jessica?

if your reading this your cute

wait when do i get mine

the ceo is the creator of javascript, some alone would say thats a big enough sin, but the man has also donated money to anti lgbtq bills before, so more than just offhand comments.

moderators have the option to delete all of your submissions in the community they ban you from but its not the default behavior

are we not going to see results of the half cycle vs the full cycle? unless im dumb and missed something (its possible)

i don’t want somebody to fix me, I’m want them to make me worse

umm i hear that snake oil is hot rn, maybe try some of that~

fucking hell you can tell this person has never had sex, who the hell wants to have hair in their mouth when giving a blowjob?

snaps are similar to flatpaks, little containers that hold apps that can be sandboxed for security, reproducibility, and convenience. cannonical decided to push their own snaps over flatpak, a widly accepted standard. the big problem with snaps is the store where you get them is proprietary, and they will sneakily install snaps instead of standard packages when you try to install programs you didn’t realize we’re even snaps.

mavity

for web uis, tesseract and photon are my favs

there are no official numbers. but women’s stuff community never reached about 800 members before migration. I’m not saying that every woman is subscribed to that comm, but if it’s any indicator, women are a minority on lemmy. if we look at other communities, the two biggest communities that indicate they are for gendered groups are women’s autism, and men’s liberation. while they both have around the same subscriber count, the men’s liberation comm has twice as many posts and frequently more comments. as for other comms that have some sort of gender distinction, for women never go about 800, whereas men’s ones can each as high as 2.5k users. based off these figures, and my own experiences on lemmy as a woman, I conclude that women are a minority, or seriously unrepresented if they are more present than it appears.