Katt

Yes! You are posting in one...

Subreddits are called "Communities" on Lemmy. You can "Join" a community (as long as your instance is federated with the instance hosting that community), and it will be like "subscribing" to the community.

On the right hand side of your "homepage" you will see the communities you are subscribed to under "Subscribed to communities".

On said homepage you can also choose to filter content on "Subscribed" / "Local" / "All" which translates to "only the communities I joined" / "only the communities hosted on this instance" / "everyyyything".

Hope this helps... Others have likely explained it better than myself.

Oh I really like the first one! It's simple enough it wouldn't look weird when made into a small logo.

Very nice.

You may not like my answer but here goes: Time will tell.

Those who have jumped ship indefinitely will build a community here in the Fediverse. Those who miss Reddit too much will return there and use the official app.

By staying you are building something new. It may not be Reddit, and it may never be Reddit. But there are still millions of users who are here to stay and will become a community.

I hope it will not become a "they" vs "us" thing. Both platforms can exist peacefully, the same way Facebook and Twitter coexist.

Perhaps a difference in content style or format will appear in time, which will make people choose one platform over the other. But that's not bad. Competition is healthy.

I'm staying, and I'm curious to see where Lemmy is going. All I can do is contribute to making it a place I want to hang out in.

What can I say? I love food.

I may have broken a rule without thinking ... Sorry. Reposting old memes from reddits dndmemes isn't allowed according to the rules in the sidebar? I was trying to create content to browse, to get the ball rolling. Should I remove my posts?

You are doing great just by accepting the fact you need to lose weight and putting honest effort into it. Baby steps... don't go from zero to hero (_{insert the song from Hercules here}).

I personally don't do calorie counting, but give myself objectives. My current objective is to eat more green vegetables, and lean protein (chicken, egg whites, white fish...) three times per week. Just three times. I put a littlke circle in my agenda when it worked, and can pat myself on the back when I succeed at the end of the week.

I also plan my cheat days ahead of time. If I know I am going to have a cheat day (like this Saturday, when I will be attending a wedding), I put it in the calendar. When I am tempted to order food, or make something fatty, I check the calendar to see if my "alotted cheat meal" has already been claimed for the week.

The single hardest thing to do, for me at least, is listen to your body. Are you actually still hungry when you are going back for seconds? Thirds? Or do you crave the food, the pleasure of the tasty flavors, the reassurance of a tummy well filled (stuffed, really)? I try to use smaller plates too, to force myself to eat smaller portions, and make that evaluation when I empty my first plate: am I still hungry, truly hungry?

Be gracious with yourself. Chances are, you built the "bad" habits over years and years of mindless behavior with food. Now you need to dedicate years and years building mindfull ones.

Anyway... there's my two cents of wisdom. Good luck!

I like the top one best, but feel like we are missing out on some blue for the "world" concept. Would it be horrible if you were to make the green a gradient green-to-blue?

It didn't work for me until I created an account. Once I confirmed my account via the email link, it took me to the page to donate to mastodon.world directly.

Friend of mine didn't know about the blackout. They almost fell out of their chair when I told them. Sweet summer child...

I must be blind... where is this patreon link for Lemmy.world you speak of, fellow Lemming?

I FINALLY tried out the Hansa Teutonica game I got for my birthday two years ago. I've been wanting to try it out, but couldn't bring myself to read the rule manual. It's nothing against the wording or so, I was just procrastinating (I'm good at that).

1h youtube video later, I felt I understood the basics, and packed the game for our boardgame day last Saturday.

I LOVED IT. I don't have any other Euro-games, this is by design, but I really wanted to try one. This one came highly recommended, and I can understand why. There are so many things to do, strategies to try... I definitely will play it again.

We also played Codenames and Set a Watch, but that was less of a revelation and more of a return of some favorites on the table.

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is there an equivalent to multi-reddits (or subscription lists) ?

Proposed possible icons for lemmy.world

So What Now? What's Going On In Reddit?

1000 Subscribers in 3 Days!

Da, comrade

Community In Progress

Community In Progress

Progress, not perfection (or, why I'll consider it a win if I'm still tracking calories at the end of this month)

Icon suggestion for Lemmy.world

Spicy Karaage ramen from Takumi Ramen - Antwerp, BE

Home made pokebowl

Pancakes from Kozzy Cafe - London, UK

Team Mom Cleric

Every... dang... time...

We all have one of those friends...

Got your nose

In the lap of luxury

for those lotrmemes users

[Done] Server will be migrated (More power!)

[Done] Server will be migrated (More power!)

Confused Redditor observed in the wild!

D&D introduction at work - one shot ideas needed!

How Lemmy servers are paid. If the person who opens the server no longer wants to pay this fee, the server has to shut down. How is this issue resolved?

Recap Monday: What did you play this week?

Is this still available?

Tyranny of Dragons - New community!

Continuing the proud tradition of reposting tweets on reddit, but on the fediverse instead.

Penelope Silverthread - Fallen aasimar warlock of the fanthomless