Seems weirdly dystopian…

Yeah, I agree.

I suppose, but again, I would hardly call it a cycle of breakages, after all, that was the one lone time anything major broke (blatant user error aside). In small cases where things do break (non-critical) it is sort of assumed that the people using arch will have a certain level of competence in diagnosing and fixing even minor issues. Though I will admit, that is partially less relevent now, with the introduction of archinstall, and distros such as EndeavourOS.

Possibly, but in the few years I have spent with it, it has only done that once (got a kernel panic on reboot). Managed to diagnose and fix the problem in around 10 mins without the help of the internet.

V! P! N!

Thanks! I am already there ;D

Thanks.

Sad to see it go, one of the biggest instances. But I totally get it from the admins’ point of views.

Don’t forget Gmod modders!

Drugs are like meditation but better.

Trackmania?

Be the change you want to see. Post more often etc. Content isn’t farmed the way it was on Reddit. There are no ads and no corporation pushing content. Sad truth is there aren’t many people on Lemmy, and it is going to take a while to gain any major growth in userbase, if at all. All we can do is be resilient and try to create meaningful content, and hope people gradually start joining, to the point where niche communities start being filled.

Not always somewhere at my destination where I can safely lock my bike to prevent it being stolen.

Hell yeah!

Damn my thoughts exactly. Those were the age ranges I immediately thought of.

I’d say anyone under 30 is “young”.

I guess that makes you the racist.

Cheers m8!