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Dio , to cat in say hello to my little friend
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Hello, kittay.

BlueSquid0741 , to retrogaming in California Games: A port comparison

I loved Summer Games, Winter Games and World Games on c64. But I never played California Games until I got it on Mega Drive.

Works Games is also fun on Master System, but I think the c64 version beats it slightly.

davetansley OP ,
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I’ve never played World Games. Will have to check it out!

Shotgun_Alice , to pics in 0002 [OC] - Beige, brown, & blue.

You should check out c/LiminalSpace. This would totally fit in there.

NegentropicBoy , to videos in Allen Pan was sent a cease and desist order, after legally purchasing the "Mythbusters" and making fun of CNN (for stealing his video)
DulceMaria , to mildlyinteresting in An Artist in Lyon Known as “the Pavement Surgeon” Repairs the City’s Sidewalks using Colorful Mosaics

An artist in Rouen, France also filled the stone courthouse’s WWII shelling holes with Lego’s.

greyhathero , to mildlyinfuriating in I lost my lab notebook for almost a month

I think I found it for you!

ccckt13 , to mildlyinteresting in An Artist in Lyon Known as “the Pavement Surgeon” Repairs the City’s Sidewalks using Colorful Mosaics

I think it looks so cool when things are repaired in a different style like this

sparky ,
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You are going to love this Wikipedia rabbit hole, friend: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi

Casmael , to videos in Allen Pan was sent a cease and desist order, after legally purchasing the "Mythbusters" and making fun of CNN (for stealing his video)

Wow aren’t corporations just tickety boo, all nice and hunky dory like

ToyotaCorona , to noncredibledefense in Reversing the Roles

What is this in reference to?

BombOmOm OP , (edited )
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It’s the current Russian invasion of Ukraine, but name-swapped to the US and Mexico to emphasize how badly the invasion has gone for Russia.

preasket , to fediverse in 12 years ago. Wonder what Lemmy will look like in 12 years?

God, what will I look like in 12 years? 😅🥲

preasket ,

Lol, people downvoting depresso 🤣

popekingjoe , to cat in Tim wants belly rubs. would you deny him?
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My kitty loved belly rubs.

ReCursing , to cat in Biscuits and Gravy
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Looks like your cat came with a few spares you accidentally installed. Is it supposed to have two heads?

lowleveldata , to programmerhumor in Truly one of the PRs of all time

I like to let user do its thing instead of using those fancy pants so-called scanners

Beardwin , to nostupidquestions in What happeneded with windows between April and May?

I find it amazing MacOS is sitting around 20%. My oh my how times changed.

BrianTheeBiscuiteer , to fediverse in 12 years ago. Wonder what Lemmy will look like in 12 years?

Sorry, I’m in the minority that actually liked Google+.

dimlo ,

I don’t really know what is the problem with google+ except they are born in the wrong time where Facebook are still on the rise, instagram is new and trendy and Zuckerberg is not dreaming on metaverse

Gazumbo ,

One of the things that probably killed it was Google enforcing people to use their real names on there. Which of course affected also commenting on YouTube as well.

I quite liked Google+ overall. Would have been good to have a proper competitor to Facebook.

Kolanaki ,
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I never had my real name on it. Someone said it was based on the real name field of your email address, but I also never had my real name in that.

Agent641 ,

Sometimes when I leave google reviews, the business owner will respond and be like “Thanks for the 5 star review, Firstname!”

Ive been using Firstname Lastname since I was born, which was 01/01/1900.

ungrokable ,

Are you my neighbor by any chance? I live at 123 Main Street, Anytown 45678

Agent641 ,

Nah, I live across the way, at 123 Streets Rd, Cityville. Nice place.

noodlejetski ,

them trying to hype it up by being invite-only for the longest time probably didn’t help, either.

nick ,

Circles were a good idea

ohmyiv ,
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I thought circles was the best idea. I loved having a bit more control over posts. Unfortunately, only two of my friends used it, so it was worthless for me for the most part.

cantstopthesignal ,

Circles prevented over sharing with the wrong people, which is the entire business model of social media.

malloc ,

What did you like about it? It was basic af from what I remember. It was a FB clone, at best.

Gazumbo ,

One of its plus points (no pun intended) was that it was the first social media platform to allow more granular control over who saw your posts. You could people to ‘circles’ and limit posts to which ever circles of friends you selected (if I’m remembering this correctly).

I think at that time on Facebook, you only had the option of Public, Friends or Private. It spurred Facebook on to introduce more granular control as well. So if nothing else, Google+ was good for that.

qzdyd ,

I enjoyed it as well. It was pretty cool. Then I became busy with other stuff and one day I heard the news that G+ would be shut down.

figaro ,

If only you stayed active on it, Google wouldn’t have shut it down.

Kidding lol. I used it too, it was pretty sweet. It felt like a mix of Twitter and Tumblr.

Draconic_NEO ,
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It was a pretty cool platform but their biggest problem was making it invite only, therefore forcing it to be smaller than competing platforms. Invite only may work for Gmail but not for social media.

SeaJ ,

I also enjoyed Google+. I liked the app and the interface. The content was pretty good for a bit.

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