Nothing like some kitty kankles to celebrate the holidays. Hope everyone has a relaxing holiday!
At least his X isn't marking the spot during my video calls. (If you know, you know.)
He said, right before going back to sleep.
I snapped this photo of a Not My Cat in Venice several years ago. The kitty's serious look kills me every time.
"Caturday means you'll worship me and give me cat treats, yes?" - my cat, probably
Can supermodels be the cat equivalent of grumpy old men?
Why does that thumb have a face on it???
This guy is super chill and wants all the pets he can get, and he doesn't mind being the subject of weird pictures.
He loves to sleep so much that he really is my spirit animal.
Get it straight--he looks more like Dollar Store Butthead.
Making the font size adjustable requires hundreds of millions of dollars of investment! /s
I'm not surprised at the statistics. Redditors using third party apps were probably more likely to be hardcore users and contributors and not just consumers/lurkers. Taking away those apps without a suitable replacement was a totally braindead move, especially when your official app is inferior to almost every single third party app out there.
That's amazing. This has big "as a thanks for working your nuts off, we'll reward you with a pizza party" energy going on.
You're a pretty cat, and a good cat.
Me neither. How long till old.reddit.com goes away? That was supposed to be the next big spike in the Lemmy growth curve.
I can't believe I read that whole thing. I take that back, I can't believe Reddit actually thought this was a good idea and put it out into the world.
Chicago has a weirdly high number of mattress chain stores. There's a stretch near me that has 3 of them in the span of 4 blocks. They've all been there for awhile and there's rarely ever anyone in them. No way these are legit businesses considering how often people buy mattresses.
I don't understand the "slowly" part at all. I joined Lemmy about a month ago when Reddit third party apps went dark. Lemmy was largely a ghost town then, with most of the relatively mainstream communities I sought out having newest posts that were days or even weeks old. That desolation was gone after the first few days, with a ton more engagement from others who migrated over and a steady stream of new content. The communities I frequent have grown by leaps and bounds since then. "Slow" isn't a word I'd use to describe Lemmy's growth.
Happy for Infinity users. Legacy Reddit third party app users are feasting in the past couple of days with those apps moving over to Lemmy.
My attempt at comedy apparently failed. That picture was taken two weeks ago when the daytime highs were like 65F/18C, pretty much the same as it is now.
Unfortunately it's not big enough for him and his BFF.