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You seem pretty upset, you're not yourself when you're hangry. Need a sandwich?

Haha, we have some signs like that here advertising a cave (tourist attraction in an area with little else).

Depending on the exact moment you might assume you died and the ecstasy you were feeling was an afterlife.

Just checked and you're right.

But still, that's the beauty of federation to me, they're still using the same interoperable standard so if I want to see them I can spin up my own instance or find one of the ones they still federate.

That was a year ago, the fediverse was (and is) growing by leaps and bounds; basically all instances were dealing with DDoSes and huge waves of obviously scripted account-creation. AFAIK beehaw federates with both of those instances again.

I'm pretty ambivalent about federation. If an instance wants to be a private forum and not federate that's up to them and a valid use case I guess. I personally prefer instances that federate with basically everyone and let me block per user/instance myself but to each their own.

Being used to make the fire/smoke that cooks the food is a really good point, wood is definitely food adjacent even if it's not strictly edible.

I just dove back into that rabbit hole. Looks like it was never really debunked and the user is still inactive 4 years later.

But then we can rebuild Temple Mount and establish The Third Temple at al-Aqsa mosque and welcome The Messiah back!

Yeah I think it's something a lot of us do.

Masking is definitely a skill that can be developed. I don't even think of it as a negative thing really, it's just knowing your audience and trying to relate on a similar level.

People just want to enjoy their thing, not be infodumped at by an encyclopedia. It's fine to read everything about the hobby but try using that to understand what interests them about the subject and relate that way.

Then he can tank it for the memes. Do that to enough companies and the "weird genius techbro" mask starts slipping and the venture capitalists no longer want to bankroll you and you start being seen as a liability.

A coworker just told me last week she favored really hairy, kind of dirty manual labor type guys and I don't really think its rare. It takes all kinda to make the world go 'round.