They gave me those socks during my week long recovery stay after a fully blown psychosis.
I can understand how someone who is too sane to get the joke would think it’s AI generated nonsense.
Thankfully we had coffee! I would have liked a cold beer though, but they didn’t have any.
No worries, I was the reason we couldn’t have peanuts on the floor.
Most of them are stolen I think.
This one is kind of an inside joke, you wouldn’t get it if you’ve never been on the inside.
I stole this one from here.
Honestly I don’t think they gave us sandals during my stay either, but we definitely had the socks.
I know you sent this for me personally as a reminder to get back on my meds because it just showed up on my phone without me opening it, and I appreciate you for it.
That’s why when I’m at a friend’s house I just poop in the trash.
(JK, I don’t have friends.)
don’t say that or you’ll get banned from lemmy.world! 😮
You can build up to y=319.
There’s a good comparison here.
Yeah, exactly. Let’s say you’re on instance B and I’m on instance C, and we both follow a community on instance A. You comment on a post, it will be stored on your instance B, and sent to instance A. Instance A will share it with my instance C because I follow the community, and it will be mirrored on all 3 instances. If instance A goes down, or doesn’t exist anymore, the old post/comments will still be there on instance B and C. If you leave new comments after instance A goes down, they won’t make it to my instance C. That’s my understanding at least, hope that makes sense!
As long as there’s a subscriber to the community on another instance, it will automatically have a copy there, that’s just how the federation works. It’s not really a backup, and it only has posts since someone subscribed to the community from that instance.
But if you’re worried about what will happen to old posts from lemmy.world communities: if you can read it now from your instance, it will still be there if lemmy.world disappears.
If you subscribe to a community in a different instance, it’s automatically mirrored there. If lemmy.world disappeared tomorrow, I’d still be able to view all the communities from lemmy.world on sh.itjust.works, for example.
If you post a new comment, it won’t leave your instance, but all the old posts/comments will still be there.
normalize lack of heating!
I swiped all my letters but no one burned?
This is a meme about nothing