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strangematter @feddit.de

1 yr. ago • 95%

Kbin may be the odd stepchild, but it's part of the family!

linuxmemes @lemmy.world I'd just like to interject for a moment.

Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world Kbin may be the odd stepchild, but it's part of the family!

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Holy shit, Linux memes trending in the global memes community? I belong here.

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- The best part of Linux memes are how much on the edge they are. I am honestly not sure if the Linux community disagrees on the point or if they think that one doesn't have to be so serious.
  
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  From my experience managing Linux folk it depends on the individual and the time of day.
  
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  Both lol
  
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- I think a lot of people here are more technical and thus more likely to use or know Linux.
  
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What the fuck is a lemmy

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Threadiverse sounds like what Meta/Threads would call the fediverse lol

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- You can be damn sure they've snapped up the domains.
  
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You say furry porn like it's a bad thing.

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- It is a very bad thing! Do tell me the community name. For research purposes, of course! So I know what to look out for, y'know? And also to tell my friend who also wants nothing with it
  
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  !FemYiff@Yiffit.net
  
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- Thank you for the laughs
  
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2016 Twitter screenshots

I snorted audibly on that one.

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Is there a simple name that is a good catch-all? Preferably one that's two syllables? Lemmy is such a simple name, much like Reddit or Twitter. Fediverse and threadiverse i feel just complicate it all

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- How about Lemmy?
  
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  How about kbin? /s
  
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  I like the name Lemmy the most personally, but not every instance is necessarily running Lemmy right? Or are all the different sites like beehaw and kbin and such also running Llemmy?
  
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- I dislike "Fediverse" and "Threadiverse", because I feel like Meta has left a bad taste in people's mouths with the previews of their Metaverse, and I imagine that's probably the first thing most people think of when they hear "Fediverse". I think they'd be fine names on their own, if not for that.
  
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- Fediverse really sounds like the metaverse but for feds... Not exactly a term i want to associate with
  
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  Welcome to the Federaleverse 😎 lol the fed-a-verse is normal social media where they have teams dedicated to responding to subpoenas
  
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- Kablammy/Kblemmy maybe?
  
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  And our new logo will be an exploding lemming.
  
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- The 'verse
  
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- You can say threadiverse without explaining the fedi part.
  
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- most people call it fedi
  
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  Saying fedi normally includes things like mastodon, peertube, Pixelfed, etc. It doesn’t really convey that someone is specifically talking about the federated Reddit alternatives.
  
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  Fedi isn't too bad either. Is there not anything else that goes by that name though?
  
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- We're all Fedinauts! 👨‍🚀
  
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Quality shitpost

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Long live Richard M. Stallman (GNU+Jesus)

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Anyone else getting "Gnu + Linux" vibes?

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- thatsthejoke.jpg
  
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  I can't imagine getting the reference and not getting the reference at the same time.
  
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  Needs more jpeg
  
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- Nothing much, what's gnu with you!?
  
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  Linux be friends
  
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Oh no the gnu/linux thing got a new pal!

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Ah shit. Here we go again...

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I thought Kbin was much newer than lemmy. So Kbin would be the new stepchild?

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- Yes, since the analogue is GNU/Linux. Though I don't know if Kbin shares any code with Lemmy.
  
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  Then it's a bad analogy. Kbin and Lemmy work independently. Linux and GNU are part of the same stack. Like it's not remotely comparable. They are also written in two different languages so I doubt they share that much code on the backend at least.
  
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  It doesn't, kbin is a PHP meme.
  
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Family sticks together.

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Paging the doctors, Stallman needs his medication now.

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I created accounts for both. I found the UI better but clearly the advantage of lemmy is to have apps already. Like in Linux choice is a great thing and if it makes the community bigger, why not? So peace and coexist!

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