My cat loves to sleep in.

It’s common for people to semi-jokingly complain about their cats waking them for food every day. Mine doesn’t do that.

If it’s the weekend, and I sleep without an alarm, I’ll rouse to my cat having joined me in bed, ready for a couple hours of snoozing as the sun comes up.

He’s usually down to keep chilling in bed for hours and hours past when I usually feed him.

Cross-posting causes the posts to be de-duplicated in most clients, which can mean that whichever post takes off, cannibalizes the votes from the others, meaning discovery suffers for the communities where the post didn’t take off.

To work around this, I cross-post things that fit in many communities with a time delay of at least three hours.

I post first to the smallest community, which allows that post to stand on its own, as much as it can, bringing users to that community. With few subs it’ll mostly get seen by people browsing all, rather than subscribers. Which is good, that’s how small communities get found by new subscribers.

Then, once the first post to the actual community has stopped getting votes (which happens quicker the smaller the community) I cross post to the next biggest community. This consequent post often gets more attention, but it now links to the small community, which will be found by some fraction of users seeing the cross-post.

You won’t annoy people too much doing this, as posts to small new communities don’t get seen by that many people before they essentially disappear from all. But as the community grows and votecounts increase, posts will gain more sustaining power as they sink slower the more votes they get.

Eventually the subcount will get big enough that posts will stay fairly high in all for a good while due to subscribers upvoting them. At this point, you might start simultaneously posting to other communities.

I also like to leave comments of posts in big communities, that could be cross-posted to a small community I know. I did this a lot with !deadlock@sopuli.xyz so people posting and browsing to general gaming communities could find the new game community in the comments of relevant posts, and I’m fairly sure that’s why it is so active.

Wait until you find out about the child labour stuff.

There may not be sweatshops in the developed world, but you can bet your ass a lot of roblox “dev studios” are really just one or two adults, exploiting a bunch of kids for free labour via discord.

Oh, and then there’s the fully integrated speculative market for assets and cosmetics, where ten-year-olds gain and lose thousands of real dollars in robux.

The ecosystem around Roblox is a complete shitshow that no sane parent should allow a kid anywhere near.

Still loses stacks on death. I hope that stays.

Early game suicide bombing Beps just hungry for stacks used to be annoying af. A lot less of that now.

Heroic gets a lot closer in this regard.

Love the leek-pen

Couldn’t you simply use search-word filtering on the bookmarks?

done

Nono, they’re throwing tiny bottles at her.

Processors are kinda hard to break through mechanical force.

They are literally rocks.

The community isn’t whitelisted for Soutaku, would you like it to be?

!touhou@ani.social

I’m sure us over on !cybermoe@ani.social wouldn’t mind one bit, actually.

Result: Glass shards all over the floor, hot wax and water soaking into the carpet.

I’m going to ban you now under rule 6.

All scantily-clad? You sure you aren’t being a little selective there?

And are you saying everyone on the internet is male, and that all female depictions online exist merely for sexual pleasure? And what do you mean no men?

!gothmoe@ani.social

Remember when they said Galaxy would get linux support? That didn’t happen, and that promise got quietly retracted…

That said, Heroic is unofficial but has worked quite well.

Knife? They’re already chopped into bite sized yubis, someone get her a fork.

Some of the posts are sexy, but the point of the concept is to have fun with character design.

No-one is in here jerking it to inanimate objects. If that’s what you think it’s about, then you’re a lot more aroused by this than we are.