That’s bullshit. If someone want a second go before everyone else has had better get to the back of the line. You can’t just have a clone of yourself hold every third place in line.
There’s one on sh.itjust.works which I would use; it only has 100-200 subscribers though. There’s also one on lemmy.world, but it doesn’t have any posts, and one on lemmy.ml, but it’s lemmy.ml.
If you put the entire url into the community search, I’ll show no results at first, but either after about 5 seconds, or after clicking next, it should show up for you to subscribe to from whichever instance you’re on.
Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using a URL instead of its name, which doesn’t work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: !twosentencehorror
I suggest to say “in Elden Ring” or “in Cruelty Squad” instead because both games are much more violent. A threat is less easy to distinguish from gameplay than in Minecraft.
“in Minecraft” should absolutely be replaced with “in cruelty squad” because that’s just the game in a nutshell. Kill this billionaire because he told me Cheerios were mid. Kill this politician, he farted. Kill me because I think it’d be funny (that one is an actual mission). We fat-fingered the last 4 digits of your social security number so now we’re going to kill you (also an actual mission). You could come up with the wildest assassination plot and end it with “in cruelty squad” and everyone would just be like, “yup. That’s cruelty squad in a nutshell isn’t it.”
Okay but that political dude? He really did fart on that lady and he still hasn’t apologies to her or us or the nation and at this point I think public executive is the cleanest way out of this mess for us all (oh dear gods Florida sheriff this is a joke you can tell, right?)
That would be a lot of effort and tinkering (and may be impossible) for something really dumb considering there’s an easier option, and that’s literally what a Linux user would do!
Linux users when somebody can open their browser and go to a website without 36 lines in the terminal, 40 minutes of troubleshooting, and 3 reinstallations of Wine:
So what you’re saying is that A) Linux distros doesn’t have web browsers installed by default B) it is impossible to install a web browser with GUI and 3 clicks in Linux C) there exists no Linux binaries for web browsers so you absolutely need to run then in Wine?
Huh, would you look at that. I’ve been using Linux for decades and learn something new about it still…
No, I think they were doing something called a “joke” which you missed. Sorry to say, but you wasted your effort with this comment since you missed it.
most linux distros come with a browser, and barely need terminal use (although literally terminals are so easy to use). no normie browser requires troubleshooting for normie activities. wine is not the problem, proprietary software is.
try linux mint, for example. very easy to dual boot, and easy to learn coming from windows. active userbase too
How windows users think installing software on Linux works:
Step one: open terminal Step two: cry knowing any application can break my Linux install Step three: neofetch, one last time Step four: clone browser repository. Step five: cry again Step six: change directories Step seven: uncontrollable sobbing Step eight: makepkg Step nine: my desk is covered in tears Step ten: package compiles Step eleven: 😭 Step twelve: time to install the newly compiled package Step thirteen: cautiously approach “Y” key and tremble in fear Step fourteen: hit Y Step fifteen: no turning back Step sixteen: terminal freezes Step seventeen: keyboard in flames Step eighteen: nuclear siren wailing Step nineteen: evacuation Step twenty: turn around and watch as your life turns to ashes. Step twenty-one: promise to never use Linux again. Step twenty-two: install Linux again.
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