I like the version from the English punk band Generation X.

I imagine this is like a scene from a horror movie: While you’re looking at them, they’re still, but after not looking at them for a moment, they are closer. And eventually the inevitable jumpscare happens.

I haven’t used piefed myself but I wouldn’t want to switch to it because I feel like it gives more power to downvotes and karma (or “reputation” as they call it):

• Comments with -10 score are collapsed by default.
• People who get downvoted a lot end up with a ‘low reputation’ indicator next to their name. You’ll know it when you see it.
• Upvotes in meme communities do not add to reputation.

Those are three of the twelve points listed as differences to lemmy on their features page.

I also don’t agree with some of the points in their article on “PieFed features for growing healthy communities”.

The embedded video if it works:

I can confirm this behaviour. But yes, it would be better if it automatically disappeared after hiding.

Maybe there are alternative frontends that do this?

The source for (at least a part of) the tracks:

Attention K-Mart Shoppers Internet Archive collection

OK, I have to admit this this is a strange collection. In the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, I worked for Kmart behind the service desk and the store played specific pre-recorded cassettes issued by corporate. This was background music, or perhaps you could call it elevator music. Anyways, I saved these tapes from the trash during this period and this video shows you my extensive, odd collection.

The nearest shop of any kind whatsoever is 1.3km away

I don’t think that should be a relevant factor for the availability of proper sidewalks.

Is making a choice the same as making a decision? Hmmm…

Yes.

No, it’s about hexbear.

I’m the mod of c/anniversaries.

I created my previous account when feddit.de - my first instance - had persistent technical problems and I basically thought “the fewer instances defed’ed, the better,” so I decided on joining feddit.nl.

But the reactions to the post about this anniversary made me change my mind and now I’m here.