Hello, I think the link got broken. I get a page not found error on the website.
I think I ate a fairly similar dish in Paris (15eme). We had some pretty authentic Korean restaurants there and I really enjoyed discovering this food.
PS: I was curious about the dish and the Wikipedia page is pretty cool:
To some extent I think you can do most of that on Lemmy.
You can upload images for your posts (not sure for short videos) and cross-post them to other communities.
Edit: I don't know kbin.social but I suspect it would be more adequate to what you want to do.
Not that it matters but a more accurate title in french would be : "Tartelette aux fruits rouges"
Tartelette = Petite Tarte
Aux is better here because it is made of multiple fruits.
This is an article from 2020 and I'm fairly sure it didn't happen.
For me it doesn't matter for lemmy as a whole. But if there is any truth to it, I want nothing with the instances that are administrated by these guys.
I have to ask.
Is there any truth to what has been said about Lemmy's dev ?
I doubt they check.
Because any mistake would be fairly expensive.
The belly rubs resumed soon after. No blood was spilled that day.
Are you not allowed to get everything deleted through GDPR or something similar?
Bleak urban funeral home ?
Honestly, reading the comments of some out there regarding this issue. I'm starting to think that they did the right choice.
It doesn't take long to find fairly rude or insulting content regarding this.
Most people have no reason to care if a small instance decided to sail away.
It's disappointing because I think this platform is already turning into reddit in term of tone/aggressiveness.
And it's not even just comments, it's upvoting memes that are genuinely rude or targeting a specific community. I don't like the way this is going.
It's not about the destination, it's about the journey.
A few of mine :