multifariace

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Me too! I never went back to Reddit though. I lost my account with rif that was carefully built over years. I still can't figure out lemmy, fediverse, whatever it's called. The tech is not something I care about. I want a simple and easy to use interface, like rif. But this is 1000 times better than dodging ads, bots and trolls on an over-capitalized website.

on Dumbass · c/science_memes · 2 pts · 24d

You're not wrong. Indigenous regularly burned. Florida's pioneering I mentioned was about policy. California still struggles to get it right.

Thank you for your elaboration.

-I had no idea people would hate sharing knowledge. Look at the downvotes!

on Dumbass · c/science_memes · 3 pts · 24d

I don't know what you are talking about. I was just saying interesting things about ecosystems. Do you have questions?

on Dumbass · c/science_memes · -6 pts · 24d

People spent decades preventing wildfires. Fires are a natural part of ecological systems. Overgrowth and a build up of litter cause more intense fires and increase their ability to spread. In northern regions, people were also preventing beavers from doing their thing that helps reduce wildfire spread. At least in Florida we pioneered controlled burns to simulate nature and save lives.

on me_irl · c/me_irl · 8 pts · 47d

Also Pintrest in search results.

on Anyone relate? · c/mentalhealth · 6 pts · 48d

That's my wife. I am always failing her. She carries the weight of the world on her shoulders and is disabled with constant physical pain on top of it. If she catches me make a small mistake or doing something in a way that she wouldn't do it, it's like the world is collapsing around her. I don't blame. I love fully. The situation is hard for me but nowhere near as hard as life has been for her. I never want to part, yet am regularly reminded how much easier life would be for her if she could be on her own without having anyone around to worry about.