Kagi indexes Lemmy.

How in the fuck…

Good idea. I’ll consider it! Thanks!

So this is like a public notebook?

Anything by Kim Dracula.

Absolutely garbage.

Take Me Back To Eden by Sleep Token

Nobara on my gaming desktop, Fedora Kinoite on one laptop, Debian 12 on the other.

CPR, first aid, basic self defense.

Dollar Shave Club. I like the way it smells and it gets delivered automatically.

This is the way.

Talk in between songs/bands. Ask if they want to hang out after the show. Ask for their phone number to talk later.

Concerts, local volunteer activities, pub trivia, community events…

I think it’s an attempt to be considerate of those with eating disorders?

It wasn’t a bad platform. I think it’s worth checking out. I’m not sure if the UX has changed, but even if it hasn’t it might work for some people. Just after having used things like Facebook Groups/Events and Meetup.com it didn’t really make sense to me and a few people who used my instance.

I tried running an instance of it to go with my regional Mastodon instance but no one was interested in using it. The UX was also really strange at the time.

Feedbin. Not a Linux app, but a web app. And not FOSS or self hosted. Just a really great app run by great people for a great price. Parses full content and has a pretty nice API.

Koofr