I was horrified, after I took a #macro #photography and saw that my "clean" finger was filled with #swarf #particles imbedded in the #fingerprint after 3 hours of just teaching in a #machineshop that day.
@pics@lemmy.world #macrophotography #darktable #sonya7iii #tamronmacro #lathe #milling #metalwork
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What's with all them hashtags
I #barely made it through the #title
Pixey.org is a Pixelfed instance, and Pixelfed is basically Fediverse Instagram.
So I assume using tons of hashtags is normal over there, but when the content federates over to Lemmy it ends up looking wacky.
Feels like the old school way of social media. Sort of like 2015 Instagram.
Disliked that stuff then and now. Sort of feels like pollution. :/
Mastodon
OP is actually using Pixelfed.
Ok but these hashtags still are not relevant to the post at all.
because that's how they have been since the nineties.
There were hashtags in the 90s?