I know it’s ignorant, but all I can imagine when using a bidet for the first time is shooting my corn hole with a jet of cold water, not knowing how clean it is back there, and using a towel to dry off only to find watered down shit on the towel.

Yes, but whose body?

I used Sync for Reddit. The dev seems close to releasing the beta of Sync for Lemmy.

Connect for Lemmy has been a very nice alternative, especially after the most recent update. I might be torn once Sync is out.

It’s because of those Facebook surveys I never choose those questions.

I watched the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie so many times as a kid I can still lip sync most of the film to this day.

I’ve also watched Space Balls and Monty Python and the Holy Grail more times than I can count.

I haven’t been back on Reddit since shortly before July 1. I enjoy the vibe here right and the novelty of something new hasn’t worn off yet.

Some subreddits I was more into like Destiny 2’s and Diablo 4 don’t seem as busy here so I have a feeling I may need to lurk over there still from time to time.

Because they’re not sand, silly!

In Canada, for years, you were almost a fool for not upgrading your device every two years. The “regular” plans we all had involved a 2-yr contract in which time your phone would be paid off. But after that term was up, the monthly bill remained exactly the same. It was stupid, but a lot of Canadians just said, “Welp. Might as well upgrade then.” Then the CRTC here stepped up and told the big three carriers here to knock it off.

I had a Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ that I held onto for three and a half years. That was the longest I’d ever kept a smartphone. It was going strong too. Alas, I found out security updates were knocked down to quarterly from monthly. And after this year, it would receive nothing more. I reluctantly looked into the Galaxy S23 Ultra as a replacement and thanks to a good deal, I have that phone now. It’s an amazing device too and I hope it carries me for another 3+ years.

I was trying to avoid spoilers but… Yeah, me neither. Cannot unsee!

Yet I’m so excited for the next season. What’s wrong with me?

Sorry! After that one guy, shrunk down and did that thing to the other guy, sneezed, and…

All I saw online were people speaking of that one scene. And to me, that trumped a lot of the others. 😂

Protocol 3: Protect the Pilot

Especially, “the one scene”…

I couldn’t enjoy Liftoff since it doesn’t appear to have gesture support. Connect and WefWef are what I use until Sync for Lemmy is released.

Also, LiftOffs gigantic button at the top is an eyesore. I don’t find the UI as well done.

Titanfall 2’s campaign. I don’t replay a lot of games, but I’ve played through that one a good few times.

Make sure you keep an eye out for when Sync for Lemmy is released!

I’m enjoying the hell out of it. Could be the novelty of everything, but I’m liking it more than Reddit. And like I’ve seen many here say, I tend to respond and have conversations here more often.

Plus, Connect for Lemmy is very nice on my Android phone. I was waiting for Sync of Lemmy to arrive, but I’m not so sure I’ll switch.

I can’t tell if Bluesky is any better. I mean, morally. I’m unsure myself. I’m on the waiting list for Bluesky.

There are a lot of news items about Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk still being friends and helping each other out, even to this day. I’m still trying to filter my findings to learn what is fact or fiction.

But there is a chance if one doesn’t like Threads because it is owned by Meta, then using Bluesky may be a hypocritical choice. Not sure yet.

Your second point is the same guess as mine. Although you might be right about rushing the app out the door. They knew Bluesky is on the horizon and Mastodon was picking up users.

Once I followed people and accounts I wanted to see, their feeds automatically took over. What you saw was Meta filling the feed with something so average users don’t see an empty void and give up.

A friend who signed up at the same time was seeing my activity too. If I responded to someone, he could see it and join in the conversation, and vice versa. I actually didn’t how Threads took this route. I personally found it more appealing than Twitter and Mastodon when I first signed up and had nothing but an empty feed and had to go find everyone.

Once I followed people and accounts I wanted to see, their feeds automatically took over. What you saw was Meta filling the feed with something so average users don’t see an empty void and give up.