Lemmy is full of bad people

Expanding the meaning of a word

For example, naming every person with a authoritarian ideology a nazi

I think so, but i couldnt get another perspective to verify that

People misusing words

Jumping on the street while a car is quickly moving towards me in an attempt to jump on top of it and look really cool

Isnt this better than meta being entirely responsible for fact checking?

Freedom of religion is important and religions shouldnt receive special treatment

Some lines are slightly longer, some circles are different

By “keeping the text consistent”, i was referring to the letters in the same word/sentence

Could AI comics ever become undistinguishable to real comics? Even though its becoming harder to tell, will it ever be able to get the text consistent?

I left after they banned third party apps. During me testing third party apps for the first time, i have found out that reddit was getting rid of them. I didnt want to use a platform owned by a company that was willing to make these kinds of changes

I own a copy of DOOM in a book

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I live in an Eastern European country. I have listened to music on CD, i used to own Encyclopedias and i own a copy of DOOM

You cant just make a circle and call it art

You need to make 3 circles and call it art

Sonic the hedgehog by using the old sonic design

Mars is boring

Choose a cooler planet like Pluto

American is obviously a way worse name. I was suggesting using “someone from the USA”, but usian also makes sense considering the context

This is offtopic, but is there any reason for using a word derived from USA instead of saying veterans from the USA? Usian sounds wrong

Terraria, btd6(twice)

Lemmy already has enough anger. Cant we use this post to have a peaceful discussion?