[link text](/c/community@instance.com)
Crashes jerboa
[!community@instance](instance/c/community)
Opens the community in a new browser where you are not logged in
!community@instance
Does not work, thinks it is an email address and prompts to open in your email app
The problem is jerboa, I believe it is being looked into by the devs
I like Bethesda games in general so I’m looking forward to it, but will wait until bugs have been ironed out before buying. I have a 3070ti which I used to be excited about, but now I just think it doesn’t have enough VRAM for new games (only 8GB). We’ll see, I might pick up a new card next year or the year after that.
It sounds like they micro-manage too much, they’re complaining about having to moderate thousands of posts and their comments while trying to keep their server up. They should instead have moderators of each community be in charge of their own community and only if a community is reported to be doing what they don’t want (rampant hate speech) then they can … ban them? I actually don’t know how it works on lemmy. But that sounds better than the server owner trying to control everything. I’ve only run into lemmy.grad talking about communism once, didn’t care for the discussion so moved along. And one person talking about trans people and detrimental effects of hormone blockers (judging by the other comments, this person was banned). Besides that lemmy seems left leaning. This long rant idk rubs me the wrong way. Taking too long to get to their point.
Women hit puberty a lot sooner than men. My parents didn’t tell me anything about periods or puberty because they were religious and didn’t want to talk about it. Luckily, my school gave me sex ed the year of my first period while I was still in elementary school at age 10, so I wasn’t freaked out when I had my period and knew I needed a pad. Girls have been getting their periods even more early than that nowadays. Sex ed isn’t about just having sex or what sex is, it’s about your body and how it is developing. Then once I hit high school I was given more in depth sex ed about how to be safe, types of birth control, the menstrual cycle (which was already covered in elementary school but a good refresher), and other health topics like mental health.