@tombruzzo @Gibsonhasafluffybutt
there are five apps on Google play 'FOR LEMMY'
Not sure I get why?
I thought interoperability was the draw for the fediverse, but MASTODON is unable to see the lemmy daily threads.
Is Jerboa any better or does it also have limitations?

@tombruzzo @Gibsonhasafluffybutt
Quickly looking it up.
Of course!

@Gibsonhasafluffybutt @TheWitchofThornbury
Petrichor is the name for that fresh rain smell. The inspiration for a lot of poetry too.

@AJSadauskas @StudChud
Start putting the dishes away, with a sincere enquiry about whether it is OK for you to be putting other peoples dishes away. Two birds with one stone.

@StudChud
@Deceptichum and @dumblederp
exchanged sporting riposte. It was so polite. Not like wikiedia editors who are reactionary libtards dressed as 'neutral' cyclopaedic lambs. Freedom of assembly being an Australian value I hold dear.

@Seagoon_
I am a newbie to the fediverse and a mastodon user, so I can't see the original lemmy topic. just chiming in to say I am fascinated by the restraint of the combatants over legitimacy on the turf. I am not quite sure how one participates in the fediverse without comments. I can see how this would be considered interjections by some, not always welcome.

@Baku
on mastodon, it's an emoji of a shark

@Baku
That would allow James Bond type espionage at the poker table. No Martini :BlobHajMlem: will blow your cover.

@LowExperience2368 @Seagoon_
Tabs are great to learn finger picking.
Not all arrangements great.
Solo Ukulele für Einsteiger by Winifred Von Welti free ebook is good and all on YouTube, if you like classics.

@MeanElevator @Seagoon_
Bread crumbs wrapped in bread crumbs.
A hot dog is basically meat flavoured bread.

@melbaboutown @Seagoon_
Apparently the revolutionary French visited Australia and declared Australia practised "Socialism without doctrine". That was long ago and trades hall today is a museum of collapsed trade unions. Both left and right totalitarian systems are currently regarded as frightfully modern era and intemperate. I can't wait to see what comes after post-modernism.

@Aussiemandeus @Baku
#australianpolitics
Municipal councils in Broome, Karratha, Geraldton and Carnarvon held closed meetings to promise various amounts in millions of dollars toward continued Qantas services during lockdown. In Geraldton, the amount was three hundred dollars for every member of the population, even though only about ten percent are ever likely to use it. No consultation. Appalling plutocratic governance. Thank goodness for road coaches.

@just_kitten @Bottom_racer
I miss the old HECLA jug.

@Duenan @Seagoon_
perhaps your bed is kryptonite.
Your self talk sounds like a super hero thought bubble.

@danwritesbooks @Seagoon_
I started out with dokuwiki but it unexpectedly stopped working. I caved and used the default wordpress. Wordpress isn't actually popular, it's just the default provided by most ISP.

@LowExperience2368 @Seagoon_
One day, he may type something in the search bar and miss you. No guarantees, though. Solo time gives space to work out what makes you happy. 🤔 new hobby. New friends. New interest. Self care. Counselling. Metamorphosis. New butterfly 🦋 ✨️

@dgriffith @Affidavit
#australia #passport
Our record on international relations isn't squeaky. Papua is basically an Australian mine. We essentially invaded east Timor. We routinely ignore obligations to less fortunate island nations. Our indigenous situation is a source of international shame.

Good passport though.

@bull @No1
Thus spake Mussolini

@unionagainstdhmo @Zagorath
That is very insightful. obviously if the greens had more power, they would also end up having to strike more deals to get their bills passed. I understand that some compromise is how party politics works. Very sad that senator Payman had to go.

Still allowed to voice my dissent over issues that bother me. The anti-protest laws suck. In WA the fines are $15,000 for disrupting normal activity. 'Republican' is a confusing word. the anti-protest laws are downright Cromwellian

@Zagorath
I love most things about the labor party, but the anti-protest laws passed on their watch. The law is undemocratic and does not represent my rights as a worker. Democracy under attack https://www.hrlc.org.au/news/2024/07/03/protest-peril