Newbie here. My keyboard just completely crapped out (it’s been a long time coming). I have a wishlist of features that I was hoping to run by one of the techy communities to see if anyone could recommend a model, but none of the communities I’m seeing are geared toward those kinds of questions.
I can search communities, but if I don’t guess the correct title then I’m SOL… Is there a directory that doesn’t just list the communities, but actually categorizes them so I can more effectively find a hit?
Also is it worth posting in a ‘dead’ community? Unsure if a new post will have any visibility in places like /all if the post itself is in a community that no one frequents.
Learning the ropes here.
Thanks all!
Posting in a dead community will put the post on all, unlike Reddit. And anyone whose instance sees that community and does not have it blocked could see the post. But a heavily populated community is going to be better.
!pcmasterrace@lemmy.world may be a good place to try.
Not only that, but sorting by ‘New’ on Lemmy’s All is a viable strategy for finding worthwhile material, so I assume at least some people do (and I could stand to more often).
On Reddit, if you’re a real human person, you’re probably either doing that in a specific subreddit or, if you have nothing better to do, searching for a gold nugget in a pile of manure.
Go for the dead ones! I’m subscribed to things that haven’t had a post in forever, but I’ll still see it when someone eventually does!
you can always post in a larger community and then x-post to a dead community, too! (or vice versa)
Odds are Keychron has what you need.
…Or at least close enough.
I’m partial to the Moonlander/ergodox
My wife just got this red dragon and she loves it.
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Ask lemmy specifically has a rule that it is not a support forum.
fair enough, I’ll just delete the suggestion 😅
Honestly just ask ai like i feel this is exactly a question today’s llms are designed to answer
