Maybe Gulliver?

Not an usual name for a cat afaik, and going by a movie I like, the 1930’s animation, to suggest.

Beeg, chonk, an absolute unit even. But not Gatze streicheln looking at its posture.

Ani.Social being a Lemmy instance.

Also sadly that requires having an account. Also, PieFed iirc has curated feeds, something Lemmy copying wouldn’t be half bad, I think.

About defaulting to subscriptions, there actually is a way through the settings:

#blurrypicturesofcats

Ignore the bottom one. Forgot to move it further down.

But there are also a few communities dedicated to India, since it seems more of an event from there.

There could be communities also dedicated to culture, holidays/festivities, and so on. I didn’t look as deeply, but if me in a small instance already found a few contenders for the previous ones, you likely can too.

To the OP, could fit those possibly:

Reddit’s community, as in the whole, feels like it plays by some unwritten rules where straying just a bit from those causes maximum persecution. And though I understand each platform has a culture, including here on the fediverse, Reddit’s I don’t feel like culture either.

About adressing your fediverse concerns, I second the idea of curating your experience by blocking, subscribing, and manually looking the community list as needed. Furthermore, I’d also suggest keeping an eye on where the posts that cause you to be annoyed come from, since those not uncommonly come from the same places.

Apparently answered already, but in this subject, the site IsThereAnyDeal tracks only legitimate sources and their prices:

https://isthereanydeal.com/

Also a store not being tracked is not necessarily an indication of not being legitimate. The team behind #ITAD is small and each platform tracked increases maintenance/upkeep a lot.

And once sleep is ensured to be organized, OP could check if he is also lacking in discipline to do other things. From my experience, ADHD may make the person seemingly undisciplined, so internalizing the opposite behavior may help mitigate potential behavioral issues.

Haven’t seen if it got posted, long months and I am going through saved links, but if it didn’t get posted, maybe here since the humorous connotation, !wallpapers@lemmy.ca, !wallpapersbr@lemmy.eco.br if you speak Portuguese, or !photoshop_nonsense@suppo.fi?

From experience with older games with the function, computer autoplaying becomes boring fast.

Besides, MMOs 99% of the time can’t be self-hosted, meaning it’d be a fleeting experiment, your character not really being yours.

Reddit is so rigid about ban evasions that you could say it never forgets. Best I could suggest you already did, to make an appeal, so now all you can do is wait. But since I haven’t heard of anyone recovering theirs, I’d not hold my breath to have a solution any year soon (intentionally swapped “time” for “year”).

And while not ideal, I’d suggest using RSS-tracking bots here on the fediverse to follow subreddits (every subreddit has an RSS feed), and comment on the bot’s posts instead. Would also tackle the concern from Ani.Social’s administration of such bots having too little engagement to justify their presence now that the fediverse has a healthy active userbase.

That last jackdaw gives me a fox vibe, putting as much as it can’t in its mouth before running/flying back to its den. 🤭

DLsite allows users to translate their manga, paying a commission to the translators when people get the translated version. If availability, or lack thereof, is the problem, it could work too.

Greetings! Hope you like your stay!

If you’d like to also explore options, there’s Mastodon for followinf Twitter-like posts (and also PixelFed, NeoDB, WordPress, etc.), Friendica and Mbin for following both Twitter and Reddit-like posts, and PieFed as a direct alternative to Lemmy specifically.

And tip, Lemmy has a native per-post, post-hiding feature, at the 3 dots of a given post. Mastodon has too, and most softwares I’ve tested work well with Ublock Origin filters and/or scripts for hiding posts (e.g. if liked/disliked).

Might I suggest game shows for indie games? Usually those don’t have the budget to hide contents behind cinematic trailers, and usually they seem of a better quality than AAA games.

Also if you watch on browsers, there’s @birb@rss-parrot.net (not compatible with Lemmy specifically though)

Grayjay mainly. PipePipe which still works for me (check if yours is updated) to get individual RSS or channel links.

I’d try keeping requests to a minimum, like with putting everything to download and watching those instead (e.g. with yt-dlp or Grayjay’s Watch Later playlist set to auto-download), using RSS on another device/IP (e.g. with a VPS, @birb@rss-parrot.net on Mastodon or a phone/Raspberry Pi on another connection) then forwarding over to your main device, avoiding requesting all subscriptions in a row (e.g. Grayjay’s Subscription tab or having a too aggressive refresh/fetch setting on an RSS reader), rebooting your phone when issues start (if it’s a cache/memory leak issue), and/or using a VPN and changing servers as needed.