I love that!!

Hopefully I’ll have time soon, and I’ll start this. If I do do this, I’ll open source it. Anyone know of a git type thing for books/stories?

Or book chapters, spread out across the city or town, with clues at the end of where the next chapter is located, forcing readers to explore the town, as they look for the next chapters in the epic they’re reading, all while living their very own epic in the process.

Now that’s a run-on sentence.

Interesting concept.

The birds, probably:

That makes perfect sense. Thank you!!

It takes 2 button batteries (LR54) under the two metal straps on both sides of the button (center bubble).

There is no label on the cap. The adjustment strap, though, is plastic and says “MADE IN USA”.

Yes! Every time I read a conversation on here, I feel like I’m back on Reddit of yore, and it’s an amazing feeling. I went to Reddit last week (it had an answer to a tech question that was posted a year or so ago), and was appalled at the negativity of the comment section.

Here’s the teddit link.

https://teddit.net/r/Lemmy/comments/14gfh7p/another_new_android_app_lemmynade_a/

Ah, yes. Activating CCM is the key.

The sun was in his eyes, so he found a solution hahaha

Thank you!

Where, might I ask, are these communities? …asking for a friend.

For me. I’m asking for me.

This is a great point. The only reason lurking is even possible on Reddit, is because of the decades of content and hundreds of millions of active monthly users. In it’s infancy of 2005 and into the early days, lurking was not possible. Lemmy is very much in the early days, but it doesn’t have to stay there. Although, I think we would all appreciate less shitposting as exits on Reddit, but your heart is the right place haha