My guess is that Lemmy is at the weird intersection where it’s popular enough that people get satisfaction from “breaking” it while also not being mature enough to have robust ways to defend against it. The project did get forced into the limelight after all and it’s fantastic that everything has scaled as well as it has so far

More recently Habitica and Goodtime have been instrumental in the way that I approach productivity

• Habitica is a habit tracker/to-do list that lets you treat your life as an RPG, and provides me the extrinsic motivation of “I want to level up” that pushes me to accomplish tasks that I otherwise would have been lax on
• Goodtime is simply the best pomodoro app that I’ve found that has a minimalist interface, configurable timers (on the fly), and robust statistics monitoring (with the option to export to CSV)

In combination they’ve helped me move my daily focus into more deep and focused work, rather than trudging around and getting distracted by whatever catches my eye

Football manager looks like

The sentence itself is a little ambiguous but it’s nothing major, it’s easy enough to get the message from context

Bluetooth users are seething right now. Love this trope

I think you misinterpreted what they said. They meant “Their attitude changed towards open source because [Embrace, Extend, Extinguish] doesn’t work”

Suprise RKO from the back of the ring I can’t take this

noooooo it’s over Kanabros

Beyond the general app recommendations, here’s some more advice

1. Take a moment to read fedi.tips

2. Hashtags are your friend. Follow them. Use them. Capitalize each word in them

3. You will miss things. That is the point

4. For accounts you don’t want to miss, click the bell in the profile or make a list

5. Boost the toots!

6. Be here to make connections

7. No algorithm means post what you want

8. Add alt-text to images

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