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Or you know… don’t.

A community site built and moderated by the good will of others isn’t sustainable when the folks running the site tell the community to go fuck themselves.

Hottest, in the early '90s I worked for a technical trade school as a lab instructor in Phoenix, AZ. My commute was by motorcycle from Tempe, AZ. In the heat of one summer it got to near 120F outside one day, and wearing motorcycle gear plus the heat from the motor made me feel like I was going to pass out from extreme heat exhaustion (but luckily, I didn’t).

I hate cardio, so that’s what I do. Weird thing, but I figured if I hate something it’s the thing I need to work on. Besides, it seems like cardio is the thing that helps you lose weight the fastest.

As someone who lives in the SF bay area I pray one day I see Steve Huffman in person so I can personally tell him to go f**k himself (yes I know, I know, r/iamverybadass) ;-)

No joke, when I was a kid my grandma (who is gone from this Earth now) used to make me peanut butter and mustard sandwiches. She was raised on a plantation in Georgia, so I always used to wonder if it was a southerner thing.

I am slowly, over the long term. I am still glancing and reading some of the reddit subs that haven’t made the move, but I figure over time they’ll eventually migrate away. One day I probably won’t even look anymore and will have forgotten about Reddit completely.

I feel like an idiot for not knowing this, but website do you go to to read Threads?

I tried going to “threads.net” but it’s just a link to download the app?

Being a part of Lemmy in these early days has been kind of interesting, seeing all of the bugs and bits that will be ironed out over time. One day when Lemmy is as old as Reddit it will all be folklore. Maybe.