I completely agree with you there, Lemmy is its own thing. People are nice and respectful, communities are more constructive and less competitive, mods actually like what they’re doing; the “vibe” is completely different here. No karma or awards incentives, pure cooperation and real social interactions.

We’re open source! open hearts and open arms!

Are you suggesting that they are individuals? I mean, have you ever seen every Reddit user in the same room? Exactly! they are all the same 3 people replying to themselves (or so they seem to me).

You might be right, Lemmy is not for the masses… I would consider myself a tech nerd, privacy enthusiast and shitposter; so migrating from Reddit was the best thing to ever happen to me. This place feels like a real home where I can share my interests with people who are incredibly helpful, kind and passionate about what they do. This place is a heaven for people trying to escape corporate and mass media. And I agree with you, Lemmy is a failed Reddit alternative, because it’s not a Reddit alternative, I don’t see it like that anymore. People here are genuine, I love that <3

Is this an original idea or did you hear a car going wyeeeeeeaaaaaa and then decided that you wanted to do the same?

In any case, I commend your endeavour, good luck sir.

Have you tried QOwnNotes? I think it’s pretty good

Aren’t we all on the same boat here? Thanks for the link btw! That’s a new one I hadn’t seen before.

Yeah, yeah, I get the point. However, how else am I supposed to learn what not to do huh? “Do not delete your boot partition” is not obvious enough, I need consecuences for my stupidity.

You know, I’m in a constant battle with bootloaders. I’ve both deleted grub multiple times and windows boot manager by accident and by believing “I could fix it by re-generating it”… More like re-installing.