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Yakuza games are the only good Mahjong simulator. I’ve always thought Sega/RGK Studios should release a standalone one based on Yakuza.

All other Mahjong games are shitty western mahjong match tile games.

Our mascot is called Lemmy’s Mascot

yeah me too. I specifically remember media covering the collapse of Ansett at the same time as 9/11, which seemed interesting that they thought the two were equivalent.

Ansett went on to exist as a training company for a while. Not sure if they still do.

Those scales are generally precise, but they aren’t very accurate. Good if you are consistently using them and using the numbers as a reference to progress, but I wouldn’t going around saying the number is a true representation of your body fat.

It’s literally the top comment. Can we leave “underrated comment” comments back on Reddit?

Hardly. People are taking the federation and making it more complex than it needs to be. For the average user, you pick the most popular website, you sign up, you subscribe to communities. That’s it. The nuances of the fediverse are irrelevant to a new user.

Just create multiple accounts. Sub the communities in each that you want to. Easy as that.

It’s too much fluffing around. The absolute simplest and most effective thing you can do is to simply stop using Reddit. I guarantee that their selling point to advertisers is impressions. If they’re not impressing you, they’re selling less ad space - simple as that.

Frankly I now don’t really care what happens to Reddit. I was an 11 year account there but the second I moved over here I kind of stopped caring. I think it would benefit people to not be so emotive over social media.

That said I still muscle memory type Reddit into my search box… maybe it will take some time to get over

Brand safety has existed for as long as marketing has existed, which is a long time. This is nothing new