cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/29861033

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/29861024

!south_asian_panorama@lemmy.ml

After humming and hawing about it ever since the Reddit API migration, I decided that if I wanted to see it on Lemmy I really should make it so.

!Weightroom@sh.itjust.works

One of the things that I missed the most from Reddit was the strength training subs, as they were great motivation to stay consistent, and the occasional program parties were a lot of fun. A bunch of folks trying to get through super squats and drinking a gallon of whole milk per day made for some pretty interesting workout reports.

I have not traditionally been a community builder in the past, but I believe there is big a gap in the Fediverse where strength training should be.

Its just getting off the ground so too early to say how its going. But I have picked up a lot of valuable info from this sub and the others on the sidebar, thanks for that

!NiceMemes@sopuli.xyz

You know how you might see a meme community? And when you click, there's a good chance it's actually a political opinion over an image? Or a plea for help? Or horny-posting? Or things that just make you sad and feel hopeless?

Do you just want good, fun, nice memes with no risk to your mental well-being, because you just want to see something fun and/or nice?

It's here!!

!NiceMemes@sopuli.xyz

Please join me in posting some "nicer" content and contributing to a more fun & positive atmosphere!

We need to have more fun. (:

With Eurovision 2025 right around the corner, now is the perfect time for you to sub to this community! !eurovision@lemmy.world is a place for all fans of the Eurovision Song Contest.

In addition to hosting live threads during the shows, you can find background info posts and memes in the leadup and during Eurovision week.

I know of these communities, but they are not very active

!grasweeti@slrpnk.net

!streetart@lemm.ee

!graffiti@lemm.ee

!graffiti@lemmy.world

Do you know any other streetart related communities? How can we get more activity here? Somebody got an archive of graffiti photos?

I only got a couple of graffiti photos but am undecided which community might be the best to post them in.

!Bside@fedia.io

B-side gaming is a community focused alternative gaming. Like FOSS games, indie games, hobby games, homebrew and anything else that could fit this community.

Feel free to promote your own creations. NSFW content is allowed.

!videogamesuggestions@lemmy.zip

/c/videogamesuggestions@lemmy.zip

Meant to replace r/gamingsuggestions in spirit. Noticed !games@lemmy.world getting a decent amount of posts asking for gaming suggestions, figured having a dedicated community for them might be nice. (And if not, I can still collect and link to those posts for anyone wanting Lemmy-sourced game recommendations!)

!autoracing@crazypeople.online

Are you a fan of racing looking for a place to read about, talk about, or watch racing events on Lemmy? You're welcome to join us at !autoracing@crazypeople.online whether you're a lifelong fan or just getting started. The community has been up and running for a couple months and has seen a lot more activity recently as the various series get their seasons going. Check the community sidebar for more information if you're interested!

https://crazypeople.online/c/autoracing

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/36813556

!Craigsworld@sh.itjust.works

!iiiiiiitttttttttttt@programming.dev

cross-posted from: https://ponder.cat/post/2544674

Carl Sagan was a humanist who strived to teach science as a way of thinking and interpreting the world. His 1995 book The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark was a kind of message he left to humanity before he died of cancer.

See also: Carl Sagan's January 1994 notice to the USA Public as a warning.

Community link: !sagan@lemm.ee

Yeah you read the title right, i created an unofficial clone of the r/AbsoluteUnits subreddit, in an attempt to make it the home for it in the threadiverse.

!absoluteunit@sh.itjust.works

The premise is simple: an absolute unit is something, either an animal, person or object, that is really large, way more large than someone would expect. Things like massive dogs, buildings, statues, and the like. Basically, anything that can be bigger than it usually is, is an absolute unit. In the rules there’s a link to a more detailed explanation.

So yeah! it’s pretty simple. If you have a picture or a video of something larger than normal, you can share it there!

Hope you like it!!

hey everyone, i present to you !notinteresting@sh.itjust.works, an attempt to recreate the chaos that is r/notinteresting but here on Lemmy.

Basically how it works, you post something that is seemingly uninteresting but you sneak in a tiny little detail that makes it more intriguing, but the point is to act like it's nothing at all, while the people in the comments get weirded out trying to understand what's going on in your image

it's not really an exact explanation since it's very hard to put to words, so if you want a better understanding of what i mean I'd suggest you visit the original subreddit so you understand better what i intend to say.

wanted to try this since it was tried before here on lemmy.world but it never took of, so I'm looking to try my own attempt to make this idea more popular on the threadiverse

hope you like it!

Its still new but with your help and contibute it can grow over time. You can join here !LinuxBeauty@lemmy.world

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/24841113

!websitepromo@lemmy.blahaj.zone

The only one I can find is really quiet

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/28386732

Tasty Snacks

!tastysnacks@lemmy.world

List more in the comments! I'll add them if they are a community for a video game genre, and have had at least one post in the last month. Crossposted to !games@lemmy.world here.

• !adventuregames@lemm.ee (also has puzzle and interactive fiction)
• !arcaderacing@lemm.ee
• !automationgames@lemmy.zip (replaces dead feddit.de community)
• !citybuilders@sh.itjust.works
• !cozygames@lemmy.world (replaces dead feddit.de community)
• !crpg@lemmy.world
• !dailygames@lemmy.zip (for quick once-a-day web games like Wordle)
• !fgc@lemmy.dbzer0.com and !fgc@lemmy.world
• !incremental_games@incremental.social (having federation troubles, but as someone with an incremental.social account I can guarantee we are active)
• !jrpg@lemmy.zip and !jrpg@lemmy.world
• !lifesimulation@lemmy.world
• !metroidvanias@infosec.pub
• !otomegames@ani.social
• !rhythmgames@lemm.ee
• !roguelikes@lemmy.world
• !shmups@lemmus.org
• !simrallyracing@lemmy.world and !simracing@lemmy.zip
• !soulslike@lemmy.zip
• !strategy@lemmy.world, !strategygames@sopuli.xyz, !turnbasedstrategy@lemmy.world, !turn_based_tactics@lemmy.zip
• !tycoon@lemmy.world
• !visualnovels@ani.social

I also found some genres with dead communities. Maybe someone would like to revive one, or make a new one (preferably on a smaller instance than lemmy.world)?

• !horrorgaming@lemmy.world
• !platformer_games@sh.itjust.works
• !puzzlegames@lemm.ee (yes, !adventuregames has some, whether puzzles actually belong with adventure games is another conversation. I don't think so but I'm not an expert on either genre)
• !realtimestrategy@lemmy.world and !rts@reddthat.com
• !survivalgames@lemm.ee

On my search for communities to put here I found some genres seem to be wholly missing. Let me know if I missed something!

• MMOs
• open world/sandbox
• RPGs that don't really fit in CRPG or JRPG
• shooters (think FPS, hero shooters, literally any shooting game that does not fit in the shmup/shoot-em-up genre)
• simulation in general
• sports
• stealth

I've previously seen people describe dating a person with ADHD as "Microdosing Wikipedia" and I thought that was a fun idea so I figured I would make a community dedicated to that specifically.

The idea is to post either random or interesting articles you find on any wiki (Doesn't actually have to be wikipedia so a games/fandoms wiki would also be included) and people can discuss the content or the subject of the article.

It's just a small space for people to learn about stuff that they have no reason to learn about otherwise.

Links:

https://lemmy.zip/c/wikidose

!wikidose@lemmy.zip

This is a no-agenda less moderated climate change community. Moderation power is not abused and mods do not suppress ideas in order to control the narrative.

Obvious spam, uncivil posts, and misinformation are not immune to intervention, but on-topic civil posts are certain to not be subject to censorship (unlike the excessive intervention we see in the other climate community).

Share news and information about climate change without fear of getting banned for pointing out the cow in the room.

/c/climate_lm@slrpnk.net

!climate_lm@slrpnk.net

https://slrpnk.net/c/climate_lm

Come join us at !cooking_with_fire@feddit.uk

Pictured in the thumbnail is an 'Over The Top Chilli' in its latter stages, an indirect cook, also here:

We also just slap meat on the grill:

but it's not just about meat. Veggies on the grill rule too:

If you or anyone you love deeply, with all your tastebuds, likes to cook over fire then come and join us. We are a small, but welcoming community for people who love to cook over a live flame.

HT to @CheeseToastie@lazysoci.al and threelonmusketeers@sh.itjust.works for pointing me here!

!trackballs@discuss.tchncs.de

No social media site can exist without a section dedicated to trackballs, the arguably superior input method.

The previous communities went stale, so here is my take on it. Looking forward to welcoming the tens of people interested in this topic!

!gamedev@lemmy.world

Hi all. I took over this community several months ago as the previous owner disappeared (as many do, no judgment.) Now I'm trying to regularly share news that is relevant for both developers and hobbyists. (Studio news, software milestones, talks, interesting columns/posts, etc.) I think I’ve done an okay job, but it’s still pretty low in search results when you search “gamedev Lemmy”, so I'm adding it here in case any of you out there are interested in the field.

I got here from a thread asking for smaller communities trying to replace subreddits, but I'd point out that I used to hang in an IRC chat with some r/gamedev mods, and they were cool. I even made pals with one of them. I just don’t trust Reddit as a company. So this is my way of trying to facilitate a healthy option, and follow the adage of “the grass is greener where you water it”.

So if you’re into video game development and the industry around it, feel free to join!