I guess whoever is up earliest on a Thursday gets to make it, and isn’t being up really early cause enough for complaint in itself? Hmm, this is far too deep philosophy for so early in the morning.

Anyway. My main complaint this week is that our new neighbours have got a new tiny puppy. It’s a little bulldog type thing I believe, but absolutely tiny so even the couple of glimpses I’ve had of it running around the back garden it’s been mostly hidden in the grass.

The complain is not the existence of a new tiny neighbour, it’s that I can’t think of a not-socially awkward way of meeting it.

I demand to meet the puppy!

Anyway how’s your Thursday? Get it all off your chest before the weekend, that’s the healthy way.

  • Matt@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    That’s “so few”!?

    I’ve never subscribed to a large amount of things on any platform (whether it’s one where you follow people or communities) and I always feel like it gets unwieldy after like… 20 subs. 🤣

    I have no idea how you’d manage such a huge list as I already feel like I don’t see a lot of content I’d want to see!

    • TeaHands@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Yeah it’s tricky on here until they get the sorting algorithms balanced a bit better. As soon as you sub to something big and active, that’s it for your chances of seeing smaller communities pop up in the feed.

      I’m subbed to probably 200 or so communities and magazines by now across two accounts, but have to keep checking different sort modes otherwise a lot of stuff gets missed. That’ll be ironed out over time though I’m sure!

    • AcesFullOfKings@lemmy.worldEnglish
      1·
      1 year ago

      I had a very small list of subs on reddit, but I feel like Lemmy is a fresh start so I want to expose myself to a lot of communities, then curate and prune as I start to get a feel for the platform. So I’m trying to hit subscribe on anything even remotely appealing, then step back as needed. Feels like a better approach than trying to be too narrow. I’m also freely browsing the local and all feeds of the three instances I’m on, which I would NEVER do on reddit. r/popular and r/all were awful to me.

      Also, this is my lesser-used instance: my main is on feddit.uk, although there’s far less traffic there.