Their account is on lemmy.world so I’m not sure how it would be treated. We, however, are not.

* ahem *

Rhetoric: down with the bourgeoisie, eat the rich, sodomize the land-owners, impale all people who have more than 25 reál in their pocket, literally murder all human beings regardless of their political beliefs.

Antz was released the same year so it’s less a sequel and more a competitor. As for economic class oppression themes, it goes even further.

It is not. It’s a scene from A Bug’s Life.

I don’t think Lemmy is the right place for sharing the anti-semetic Happy Merchant caricature.

It’s fan art of the show’s characters. (Incidentally, many shows have official comic adaptations anyway)

Ever considered it might lead people to the wrong person?

Not sure who these ‘people’ are, or how the given image could possibly do that, but considering that obstruction of this investigation is cool and productive I fail to see the problem.

Forget.

About.

Him.

hahaha

NO.

They are a hero. They deserve celebration, commemoration and to hold a clear place in the minds of citizens, like the myth of Robin Hood once did. Remember him.

What harmful information does that famous video frame shown supply, and who is it being supplied to?

I’m annoyed that a lot of the sites I browse don’t have RSS feeds, and I’ve had to do some really tiresome hacks just to get some to work (for example, even tools like FreshRSS’s HTML parser doesn’t tell you the reason a feed broke, so there’s a dozen different things to adjust blindly until it works).

RSS saves me so much time, I used to waste hours just cycling through pages to see if any updated.

Yes. All hail Cowbee.

ah, only off by 3 years. That’s pretty good for science fiction.

Joining an existing community is usually easier than starting a new one.

There’s also the problem of management. Lots of Lemmy comms are abandoned and, while there are some I would like to exist, I just do not visit regularly enough to be responsible for moderating more and more and more communities across the fedi. So I don’t create new comms.

Yet, it feels like an uphill battle.

In a way, it is. It’s also much further uphill if you consider it a solo task. These are absolutely valid things to vent about, even if they are solvable.

(I felt a lot more like this before the reddit API exodus)

lol

guess its fine for you to make claims but not fine for others to make counter claims. the free market of ideas at work.

fwiw, I suspect Hexbear users expect snark more. It’s basically the default mode in a bunch of comms.

From the name, I expected a Hannah Montana Linux type distro.

I hope they keep Alex Jones’s communism financing operation going.

Apparently it was popular in US prisons until it was banned.

Because of the colonization and mining? Didn’t bother me, similarly I don’t like most armies but I can still find a military FPS fun to play.

The easiest way would be to quickly look up the ones you don’t know yet. Many have Wikipedia pages and the others usually have good home pages explaining what they do. But as you can see, there’s a wide range for hosting different kinds of media and discussions.

Seconding, Mindustry is much more visually pleasing to me than Factorio. From the screenshots I’m looking at, Factorio’s graphics just don’t have consistent composition, so elements in the same image look out of place. Shadows aren’t even going in the same direction or logical lengths, and only sometimes they’re pure black giving weirdly high contrast in certain objects and not others. Many environments are various shades of puke colors. The perspective looks weird to me, as if we could turn the map 90 degrees and then all the buildings would look like the leaning tower of Piza.

I would compare and contrast between the original Fallout, perhaps, or as Captain Aggravated here else said, “Factorio does look like Age of Empires with a 3 pack a day habit.”.

Now, whether these are problems or style is a matter of opinion, and furthermore whether it should have an appealing style (as Cpt. Agg also said, pollution is a theme in the game) but some of those points are objectively straying from conventionally appealing elements.