Yeah… Other lemmy instances just don’t cut it for me. Beehaw definitely has a quality difference.

The biggest tragedy of moving off Lemmy for me is that I love having Sync to browse Beehaw from my phone. I’m a mobile user and I really like having a native app to enjoy a community like this. 😭

Thank you for being upfront and honest about the challenges you’re facing. I’d like to also put my vote in for going whitelist only rather than moving off the fediverse altogether. However, I’m a big fan of beehaw and would likely follow a migration, but only if there’s a good mobile experience on the new site.

Yooo that last one sounds amazing. Right up my alley.

I am not, but I appreciated Brian David Gilbert’s video on this! What recipes have you made lately?

https://youtu.be/tjmzfOUOw08?si=UBHWAZCOfN6vwMxK

I have found that practical solutions are rarely all or nothing, personally.

Are you against eating meat from a consequentialist perspective, or a deontological one? In my opinion, less meat eaten is better - better for the environment, and less money going into cruel practices around slaughtering animals, etc - even if the reasons for it are varied and not strictly from a standard of moral duty.

The smoke is so awful to live through, but I do love this photo. It reminds me of traditional Chinese landscape watercolor paintings.

I don’t have much of an opinion on the bioware forums, but man - it’s crazy to think about this period as the collapse of web2. I mean, I’m aware of it, but somehow, giving it that title seems so real.

The online spaces I’ve spent most of my time in are collapsing, and all that’ll be left is the shambling, soulless husks of bankrupt cryptocurrencies. I guess we can just go ahead and skip straight to web4?

Yeah, I’d rather have a thread with a dozen high quality comments than hundreds of bot reposts/low quality buzzwords. I do hope that Lemmy sustains enough activity to have those nice, small conversations though.