cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/42876254
Yes, the template is AI generated. No, i didn’t find any better one. No, i didn’t search for long because i’m lazy. Please just accept my gratitude.
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4 daysPeople who upvote and leave comments also hold up the fediverse!
I may not know how to @ ya, but I’ve gotta call out PugJesus, thank you!
- Nonconfrontational@lemmy.mlEnglish21 hours
Yes thank that propagandist for their outstanding contribution to the neoliberal, business as usual approach to world politics!
- Gormadt@slrpnk.netEnglish5 days
I salute you fellow shitposter
We’re in this together to make people’s days better
- IllNess@infosec.pubEnglish6 days
Here you go:
[@PugJesus@piefed.social](https://lemmy.parodia.dev/u/PugJesus@piefed.social)I’ll tag him for you so they see this.
- Successful_Try543@feddit.orgEnglish6 days
Just the alt text,
@user@instance, should do both, tag the user and direct any reader to the local copy ofinstance/u/useron their own instance.
- NocturnalMorning@lemmy.worldEnglish5 days
Hey, I try to argue with at least one person a day on here! I’m doing my part
- 𝙈𝙞𝙖@quokk.auEnglish6 days
Thanks for @totallynotjessica@lemmy.blahaj.zone posting some of the best memes I see.
- 5 days
You are most welcome. Big love to my fellow comrades @the_picard_maneuver@lemmy.world @pugjesus@lemmy.cafe @stamets@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Nonconfrontational@lemmy.mlEnglish21 hours
Which part of the island are you from? Love to see the representation!
Uh, oh, don’t forget @anon6789@lemmy.world with all the superbowls
- 4 days
anon mate I can’t believe i forgot you! Thank you for the superb owls
That’s what a true hero would say! Thank you so, so much!
I just mentioned you again since I made a typo at first and wasn’t sure if the mention would still work after I edited it. But it worked out—hey, better safe than sorry: credit where credit is due!
Totallynotjessica, ickplant, ladybutterfly, stamets make lemmy for me. Always posting so much good stuff.
Shoutout to mia lately, violet when shes on a spree, and erotador even though shes less active now.
Sure, the volume might be less, but the quality doesn’t falter.
I left Reddit for you, and no regrets.
- lambalicious@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish4 days
ich_iel carries like one whole third of my lemmy experience and I don’t even know German.
- lambalicious@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish4 days
Oooh! That’s interesting!
But, and this is a “just me” thing, I’ll skip it because I feel that a reasonable part of the charm I feel towards ich_iel is precisely that I don’t know German. :p
A huuuuge thank you also to @anon6789@lemmy.world for all these superbowls! Your posts are a true blessing!
For me, ever since I’ve been here, all those adorable owls have always been a symbol of what’s wonderful about Lemmy.
Everyone’s support and encouragement has meant a lot. If I wouldn’t have become a poster here, I likely never would have pursued working with owls, but thanks to you all, I worked with a Screech Owl and 3 Great Horns yesterday, along with 4 Red-tailed Hawks, 2 Red Shouldered Hawks, and a bunch of opossums and squirrels.
You guys listening to me and encouraging me to keep sharing gave me the push to go and volunteer, and my life has been so much richer getting to work with so many amazing animals and fellow animal rescuers.
- 4 days
And our lives are made richer by your presence here!
Super happy for you!
I’m glad you all still enjoy what I share! I had assumed you all would have been bored ages ago. 😄
Aww, I’m so happy to hear that! I wish you all the very best, and thank you so much once again for letting us all be a part of this—even if it’s just in a very small way.
If anyone is ever interested in volunteering, I can answer many of your questions! Most things you’d want to do have a very low barrier of entry.
I’m already thinking about anything more I could do. Those little creatures are so majestic and useful, and some species could use some help in my home country, too. It’s truly commendable that you’re standing up for them and raise awareness. We need a lot more people like you—then the world would be a much better place. But hey, you’re showing us how we can all do our part.
Here in Germany, there are various professionals who are employed and mainly funded by the government, but if I ever have to deal with owls myself I’ll get in touch with you right away.
I joined my local nature conservation a year ago, and you definitely played a part in that. I only provide a little financial support, but maybe I can do even more—besides following their very helpful recommendations for protecting nature (which is why I now only grow wildflowers on my balcony for example).
That is excellent what you are doing! Anything helps so much.
I don’t know how things work in Germany, but I took a quick look at the references in the c/superbowl sidebar and we have 2 lists of rescues in Germany.
I pulled up a random one and checked their “Support” menu and saw volunteering right away.
Ehrenamtliche Mitarbeit Insbesondere am Wochenende fehlt es an Unterstützung in der Tierpflege. Selbst, wenn jemand nur ein bis zwei Stunden Zeit hat, ist das eine große Hilfe. Vorkenntnisse sind dabei nicht nötig. Zu den möglichen Aufgaben zählt neben dem Füttern von Jungtieren beispielsweise auch das Säubern der Volieren. Außerdem werden handwerklich begabte Helfende gesucht, die Reparaturen vornehmen können, Fahrdienste übernehmen oder die Futterwiese mähen.
Wer sich ehrenamtlich engagieren möchte, erreicht uns telefonisch unter info@wildvogelhilfe-rheinland.de. Bitte eine Nachricht auf dem Anrufbeantworter hinterlassen, damit wir uns zurückmelden können.
(Translated)
Volunteer work Especially on weekends, there is a lack of support in animal care. Even if someone only has one or two hours to spare, it’s a great help. Previous knowledge is not necessary. In addition to feeding young animals, the possible tasks include, for example, cleaning the aviaries. In addition, talented helpers are needed who can carry out repairs, take over driving services or mow the feed meadow.
If you would like to volunteer, you can reach us by phone at info@wildvogelhilfe-rheinland.de. Please leave a message on the answering machine so that we can get back to you.
You’re the best! Unfortunately, the Rhineland isn’t in reach for me, but I’ll look around (nothing listed for my zip there atm). I had no idea that they were actually looking for volunteers here, too.
Thank you so much for the info. I’ll check those links regularly now and get involved if something pops up that’s even somewhat close to where I am. If I come across any other sites during my research that might be interesting, I’ll let you know.
I help where I can!
Link1 is broken down by zip code and the second lists the cities where they are. I just picked on at random since I have no clue where you are. 🙂
I was surprised when you said there was funding, since to my knowledge no rescue gets public funds anywhere. The one I picked randomly did talk about some type federal volunteer internship, so it does sound like there is some type of public partnership there, but I don’t want to give advice based on translations.
It would be exciting if you got to find something. I lucked out having a place about 20 minutes from me. We have a lot of people coming from about an hour away.
- TheStaffmaster@lemmy.worldEnglish5 days
while Lemmy scratches my post reddit itch, this is one of the down sides. Everyone goes to Reddit, despite it being an AI Bot filled shit show, so you never get the same visibility. At least around here you get a better quality of poster, and you don’t need to select your words quite as much.
Everyone goes to Reddit, despite it being an AI Bot filled shit show
Search engines direct you to Reddit as a first page - even first result - choice. It’s superceded Wikipedia in a lot of cases.
Which tells you organic human generated content is increasingly rare and here we are probably the last unpolluted corners of the human experience outside the non-online local experiences.
here we are probably the last unpolluted corners of the human experience
:-/ I seriously doubt that.
At some point, we’ll have to find a better way of sifting the wheat from the shit. But I’d be crazy to assume bots around bouncing around the Lemmiverse pushing misinformation just like they are everywhere else.
The bots will always come. But the humans will have a fighting chance here because we have built a muscle to sniff corporate propaganda much faster than those for-profit algorithm managed anti-social media.
- njm1314@lemmy.worldEnglish4 days
Better quality of poster? All of these memes OP is talking are just straight from Reddit.
- TheStaffmaster@lemmy.worldEnglish4 days
I mean they actually have a brain and can use context clues. There’s also a rather high chance that someone you meet is an ACTUAL HUMAN.
It’s not that bad, Lemmy still has a long way to go if they ever want to be something close to an alternative.
- Pacattack57@lemmy.worldEnglish5 days
That’s the worst part of Reddit. The absolute toxicity and superiority complex you see in these giant subreddits. 1 wrong word and everyone comes after you based on 1000 assumptions from that 1 word.
- Dr_Uggs@piefed.socialEnglish5 days
what i dont understand is how some of those people are posting 24/7? dont they need to sleep?
- 5 days
answer 1: Sleep is for the weak.
answer 2: Justice never sleeps.
Dunno how it works here, but back then on Diaspora there was at least one account that was maintained by multiple people.
