I feel like even for those of us going over there... It's such a scattered ecosystem...

I'm trying, but it's a struggle to follow conversations over there.

"to" or "too" ?

I feel like this is especially important in that statement...

Yea, but what they want to avoid is someone else taking over and becoming an evil dictator. Also costs.

Haven't heard complaints about lemm.ee. And the stated goals and open financials seems pretty promising.

That said, I wouldn't know it if people are routinely censored.

nreal (xreal now, I guess) airs and friends. Tis the way to go. Doesn't matter where I look. Tech is still young, but it's basically what I've wanted since I looked in a sky mall magazine all those years ago and saw TV's in this ugly head band goggle thing. Actually, I think they looked slightly like Apples atrocious headgear.

Just lemm.ee. I dislike having many accounts.

"Try to do something different" This is strong advice, however, I'd change to it "Go do something"

Doesn't matter what it is, doesn't have to be new, you just need to do.

Have a thought? Go do it instead of convincing yourself not to do it.

Super simple, yet still hard to do when... well... life is what it is.

Use a laptop? At least then it's more comfortable.

I'm using nostr but... Yea. I'd rather just stay here. Infact, I even decided to join lemm.ee. Seems nice enough over there.

Aye.

Hexbear: "A leftist social platform centered around community building through discussion, shitposting memes, and sharing content."

Read through their rules, they seem reasonable enough. Though, they have no qlams about wielding a ban hammer.

Note: I'm used to leftists being very unreasonable, so maybe I'm giving them too much credit.

I like lemm.ee. They are in favor of users blocking as needed rather than power tripping and defederating.

hexbear.net seems like a nice place from what I've seen. Far far left, but in a lulzy way. Haven't looked into their policies.