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[I made] Champignones al jerez (lemmy.world)

Went to return my trolley at Lidl to find this. Since there is zero chance I'm giving up my token, I guess I'm a trolley owner now. (lemmy.world)

Any tips getting the thing onto the bus?

Facts don't care about your feelings (lemmy.world)

Too many old memes around here, have a fresh one (lemmy.world)

If you're doing vintage, wheres all the black border memes? (lemmy.world)

What were they called again? Demotivational posters? First memes I made. Still got them in a folder. They are awful, so I wont post them.

The "star" decided to persue a more respectable career (lemmy.world)

Migrating from Twitter to Mastodon be like (lemmy.world)

Went to return my trolley at Lidl and found this. Since there is no way I'm giving up my trusty token, I guess I'm a trolley owner now (lemmy.world)

Any suggestions on getting it onto the bus?

Neovim, LSP format issues all of a sudden (lemmy.world)

It was working fine until yesterday, now I’m getting this error. I made it’s installed and configured correctly, clang is also installed, made sure....

Old meme revival? (lemmy.world)

It's almost done (lemmy.world)

Let's talk about something else (lemmy.world)

[OC] Raised Bridges in Chicago (lemmy.world)

In 2020, Chicago raised its bridges leading downtown during the BLM protests to try to limit crime and destruction in the area. As cool as this shot was to capture, it’s bittersweet to know the context of why the bridges were all raised.

YSK: If you find an interesting topic/rabbit hole, you can get some real engagement here if you share it. It doesn't get drowned out like elsewhere. (lemmy.world)

I know a lot of lurkers like me out there are browsing, but there’s quite a bit of engagement capitol on the federated instances. If you find an interesting topic and the right community, you get a lot of feedback. There’s not much hate being thrown out there either.

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Fancy Pants (lemmy.world)

[OC] Got a copy of Rìp It Up, the top music mag in New Zealand during the 1980s that covered the Dunedin Sound Scene (story in body text) (lemmy.world)

Rip It Up is a music magazine in New Zealand that was one of the biggest music magazines in the country during the 80s, where it reached a height of 30,000 copies monthly. The reason why I am so interested in this magazine is that it covered the Dunedin and Flying Nun scene extensively during its birthing period and beyond, with...

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