Our (spouse and I) are in a few of these funds. Is there a retirement calculator that figures out projections of these always-adjusting funds? The Fidelity "Monte Carlo" simulation seems to not adjust with them even though these funds do.

Star Trek funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

Susan Oliver was playing a green-skinned Orion slave girl, but I had to test her makeup because she was too expensive and I was under contract already; I was cheap, they had to pay me anyway. The makeup they put on me was green as green can be, but they kept on sending out the rushes and we would get it back for the next day, and there I was just as pink and rosy as could possibly be. This went on for three days until they finally called the lab and said, “What do we do? We’re trying to get it green.” And they said, “You want that? We’ve been color-correcting.” Excerpt from: The Fifty-Year Mission: The First 25 Years

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

My first post about this was [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/loseit/comments/3didtl/how_to_get_started_using_myfitnesspal/). I and others got together and created the Quick Start Guide currently on Reddit. We need a Lemmy version, so this is my attempt at this blending ideas from the two. *Suggestions welcome.* **NOTE:** This guide is meant for **adults who have completed puberty** years ago. Teenagers should start with their doctors, as they have additional considerations not included in this guide. ## *Our habits are our destiny.* Since our current habits led to being overweight, and our habits in the future will maintain our desired weight, this needs to be a gradual effort to change habits. It's not a quick "diet" or a complete shift to a new way of living. Instead, it's about fine-tuning and modifying what we currently eat. We can lose weight and maintain it by adjusting our favorite foods, flavors, and the way we usually do things. By personalizing the approach, we're more likely to stick with it and successfully make these habit changes. # How to get Started Losing Weight To lose weight, your body needs to burn more calories than it gets from the food you eat. When this happens, you'll gradually lose weight over time. This idea is often talked about using the term "Calories in, Calories out," or CICO. The part of the equation that deals with the food you eat, which is the "Calories In" side, is the one you can control the most. It's the most important focus when you're trying to lose weight. This guide is a simple way to get started with weight loss. # The Plan ## Perfect is never required. Don't procrastinate for the ideal moment to begin because it might never arrive. Don't assume you'll feel more driven tomorrow, as motivation will always be inconsistent. Waiting until you have all the answers is also a trap, as that day might not show up either. You don't have to find the flawless diet or exercise routine. Start now and adapt as you move forward. Download a calorie tracking app. Any of these will do: - Cronometer - FitBit - Lifesum - LoseIt! - Macrofactor - MyFitnesspal - MyNetDiary - Nutritionix Track - Yazio * Enter your current stats as part of the sign-up process * Choose conservatively for normal daily activities (If you exercise, you can add it in separately for more accuracy. Do this conservatively, too.) * For the first week, set your goal to *Maintain my Current Weight*. Your goal for this first week is just to get in the habit of logging. ## Week 1: Commit to Logging Your Food For this week, just write down what you eat every day. Don't worry about calories yet. Get used to it: check food labels, *actually* weigh and measure your food and drinks, and keep track of how many calories you're having using a calorie tracker. Buy and use a digital kitchen food scale and good measuring cups to measure portions, at least for the first couple months of counting. You can also [use your hand to estimate portion sizes](https://www.google.com/search?q=Use+Your+Hand+to+Estimate+Your+Portions) as well as [common objects](https://www.google.com/search?q=Use+Common+Objects+to+Estimate+Your+Portions). You will be calibrating your eyes to do this more quickly later, but for several weeks use these tools as often as you are able. Starting this week, make sure to log your activities every day, and expect frustrations. These first weeks are hardest. Life has its twists and turns, and plans can shift. Remember, it's completely fine, and it is not happening so fast we can't adapt! Just keep track of things. As long as you're keeping a record, you're still in the game. Even if you're dealing with a crisis, the moment you log your next meal, you're right back on track. Don't worry about the high or low totals occasionally, steering towards our right habits are more important. Don't give up. Your log is a tool, not a critic. The aim isn't a flawless log; it's about having the details that will help you understand and manage your longer-term eating and weight. [[Further Reading: Studies Show that Logging Helps Lose Weight]](https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/why-keep-a-food-diary-2019013115855) ## Week 2: Setting our weight-loss goal rate Now that you are used to logging, you can start focusing on a calorie goal. Enter at most -1 lb/week or -500g/week weight loss into the tracker, and it will provide you with a calorie goal. During this week, aim to stay within 100 calories of this target, but don't stress if you occasionally go a bit above or below. The goal is to balance it out over time. In the upcoming weeks, you'll gradually make progress towards reaching this goal. If you haven't already, take progress pictures of yourself, and start recording your weight every day. Remember that your weight will fluctuate quite a bit day to day, so enter your weight into your calorie tracker to see the long term trend. ## Week 3 and beyond: Small, doable improvements To make weight loss last, your strategy should be something you can keep up with over time. It's better to make small, steady adjustments that help you form healthier eating habits. While making big changes might bring quick scale results initially, it doesn't make habit changes nor fit your long-term life. Temporary measures only have temporary results. Stick with YOUR life and tuning YOUR habits. ### Tip: Subtract by adding It is easier to replace things than to eliminate them. A few examples: - Aim to take a 20-minute walk on a few days this week. Grow this slowly. - Swap out your usual nightly snack of chips for either air-popped popcorn or an apple. - Choose a vegetable as a replacement for one of the sides during dinner. - When visiting a restaurant, preview the menu online and opt for a healthier menu choice. Use your logs from the previous couple of weeks to see where you can make small changes to get closer to your calorie goal. Look for the "low-hanging fruit" that give you more calories for smaller changes. ## Only you can lose this weight, but you are not alone Lean on the community for advice and support, and give some support of your own. It feels less alone when we do this together. # How to Stick with It ## Make the good choices the easy choices Losing weight requires self-control, yet it's best if you don't have to rely on it too much. Make sure you always have healthy, low-calorie, and filling foods ready to go. Some examples include apples, oranges, berries, cut-up vegetable snacks and light popcorn. Keep these foods easily accessible at the front of your fridge. Avoid buying big packages of unhealthy snacks. If you want something less healthy, just buy a small portion from a convenience store. It's easier to use self-control once while shopping than to resist temptations throughout the week at home. ## You don't have to go hungry You should eat the calories you're aiming for without feeling hungry all the time. When you're not hungry, it's easier to make smart choices. If you have to go slower in your progress, that's okay; it's better to go slow than to quit. Eating more satisfying foods can help, like those with more fat, protein, and fiber. Foods with simple sugars are less satisfying and might even make you want to eat more. While both are natural forces, cravings and hunger are different. We should always eat enough, so if it makes sense that we are actually needing food, we should eat. To identify if you are craving, think about if you would eat an apple or other healthy vegetable. If not, it is a craving. Sometimes it's still the right answer to feed the craving, but it may not need a full meal or a large serving. ### Plan Ahead, but Variety is Important We get our nutritional coverage by varying our food daily. Many of us have a simple go-to meal, but the other meals in our day are varied. This makes sure we get our essential minerals and vitamins, fatty acids and enzymes. # When Things Go Wrong Keep tracking through the skid. Everything else is rather optional and opportunistic, but if we're tracking, then we haven't quit. Most important is not quitting.

Movies and TV Shows funchords • 1 year ago • 84%

www.youtube.com

I recommend this. I found this rather unknown flick looking for something to watch with my YouTube Premium subscription. Rotten Tomatoes had it [on their list](https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/guide/best-free-youtube-movies/). *Infinity* was directed and starred Matthew Broderick and was written by his mother, Patricia Broderick. With a $5 million budget, it earned less than $200,000 at the box office. The younger years of Nobel Prize-winning genius Richard Feynman is the background to this underrated love story. I don't know how these things work, but the ending credits make it look like a Broderick family indie project. Despite being formatted for a 4:3 TV, some of the New Mexico exteriors are lovely! [Free on YouTube Premium or with ads](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb15oTBRlUQ) [Rotten Tomatoes](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1072683-infinity) 63% [IMDb](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116635/) 6.1/10

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

World’s largest study shows the more you walk, the lower your risk of death, even if you walk fewer than 5,000 steps

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 83%

This is a 13 to 14 minute **TEDx** Talk by Ocean Robbins, a grandson of the Baskin-Robbins family, arguably the biggest names in ice cream. Quote: *What if we ask, not "What do we want NOW?" but "What do we want MOST?"* -- Ocean Robbins from **Eating Your Way to Happiness | Ocean Robbins | TEDxAlexanderPark** Edit: TEDx

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

Hello to my friends who are winning at losing! So what's your story? Are you just starting? Are you in the middle of your journey? Are you taking a pause? Are you in the final rounds? Have you been keeping it off for a while? Is this strictly a fat loss effort or are you working on fitness too? Any other self-improvement things going on right now? Are you doing this just with behavioral modification? Are you being assisted with some of the latest medications or surgeries available to us now? Let's get to know each other!

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

This was passed out at my [TOPS](http://www.tops.org/) meeting ... *** # Just for Today Just for today - I will stay on my diet. Just for today - I will write down everything I eat. Just for today - I will count calories and measure my food. Just for today - I will busy myself during my difficult times. Just for today - I will take the time to think about what I do before I do it. Just for today - I will be in control of the emotions that send me into the kitchen time and time again, searching for something that isn't there. Just for today - I will act like the intelligent person that I am, realizing that I am not perfect and that I can fail without the world coming to an end. AND IF I FAIL?. . . . . Well, just for today I will pickup the pieces and try again. *TOPS NEWS*, June 1981 *** Hope it helps someone... if even just for today.

Thrifty funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/1422052 > We enjoy the Voila! Three Cheese Chicken from Birds Eye $6.49 But we add our own additional frozen vegetables (plain, 1 pound, Italian blend) and cubed boneless skinless chicken (marinated for a day, then cooked and cubed) to make it come out to about $2.25 per serving (4) and about 300 Calories. > > For $2.50 in the added ingredients, double the yield and improves the carbs, sodium, and protein. The calories are virtually identical. > > The 21 ounce Birds-Eye package says that it serves three, but in practice we find that it serves two. Add your own generic frozen veggies and cubed cooked chicken and you serve four. > > * [Original half-package nutrition](https://i.imgur.com/HeQvc8o.png) > * [Stretched-recipe nutrition](https://i.imgur.com/9Xz3ulM.png) > > * [Recipe](https://i.imgur.com/I2bkAOo.png)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/1422052 > We enjoy the Voila! Three Cheese Chicken from Birds Eye $6.49 But we add our own additional frozen vegetables (plain, 1 pound, Italian blend) and cubed boneless skinless chicken (marinated for a day, then cooked and cubed) to make it come out to about $2.25 per serving (4) and about 300 Calories. > > For $2.50 in the added ingredients, double the yield and improves the carbs, sodium, and protein. The calories are virtually identical. > > The 21 ounce Birds-Eye package says that it serves three, but in practice we find that it serves two. Add your own generic frozen veggies and cubed cooked chicken and you serve four. > > * [Original half-package nutrition](https://i.imgur.com/HeQvc8o.png) > * [Stretched-recipe nutrition](https://i.imgur.com/9Xz3ulM.png) > > * [Recipe](https://i.imgur.com/I2bkAOo.png)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/1422052 > We enjoy the Voila! Three Cheese Chicken from Birds Eye $6.49 But we add our own additional frozen vegetables (plain, 1 pound, Italian blend) and cubed boneless skinless chicken (marinated for a day, then cooked and cubed) to make it come out to about $2.25 per serving (4) and about 300 Calories. > > For $2.50 in the added ingredients, double the yield and improves the carbs, sodium, and protein. The calories are virtually identical. > > The 21 ounce Birds-Eye package says that it serves three, but in practice we find that it serves two. Add your own generic frozen veggies and cubed cooked chicken and you serve four. > > * [Original half-package nutrition](https://i.imgur.com/HeQvc8o.png) > * [Stretched-recipe nutrition](https://i.imgur.com/9Xz3ulM.png) > > * [Recipe](https://i.imgur.com/I2bkAOo.png)

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

We enjoy the Voila! Three Cheese Chicken from Birds Eye $6.49 But we add our own additional frozen vegetables (plain, 1 pound, Italian blend) and cubed boneless skinless chicken (marinated for a day, then cooked and cubed) to make it come out to about $2.25 per serving (4) and about 300 Calories. For $2.50 in the added ingredients, double the yield and improves the carbs, sodium, and protein. The calories are virtually identical. The 21 ounce Birds-Eye package says that it serves three, but in practice we find that it serves two. Add your own generic frozen veggies and cubed cooked chicken and you serve four. * [Original half-package nutrition](https://i.imgur.com/HeQvc8o.png) * [Stretched-recipe nutrition](https://i.imgur.com/9Xz3ulM.png) * [Recipe](https://i.imgur.com/I2bkAOo.png)

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 88%

www.aarp.org

This article gives a history of how our food environment changed in recent decades, just as our waistlines started to increase.

Movies and TV Shows funchords • 1 year ago • 93%

www.youtube.com

This enchanting comedy takes place in Scotland and America, and is full of character quirks that are engaging and charming. The humor is infectious. It was nearly two hours well spent with people who were fascinating and made you smile and laugh, and appreciate a life different than your own. Burt Lancaster has a supporting role in this in a character unlike any I've ever seen from him. To say that it is out there a bit is to foreshadow, and I won't spoil it (and the role didn't spoil it, either). I subscribe to You-Tube Premium and this was one of the free movies that came with the deal. There have been two DVD releases of this title so your local library probably has it too. On Rotten Tomatoes, the Critics universally loved this movie and the Audience Score agreed 87%.

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 77%

theconversation.com

This is an excellent article highlighting both sides of the divide... - on one side, the classical *Physical Activity Level* view that we can add up exercise calories from the *Compendium Of Exercise Activities* in the same way as we add up calories in; and - on the other, observations and some controlled studies that show that exercise calories eventually settle down to be in a relatively constrained range, or at least far diminished from what the caloric estimates of the activity say that they should be Starting from 298 lb, about 135 kg, I walked for exercise and when MyFitnessPal awarded calories for that exercise, I ate them. Despite eating them, I lost weight at the predicted range and sometimes better than the predicted rate in MFP profile. But after 9 months, it was apparent that all of that walking was paying off less and less. In part, it made sense, because I was walking around a much smaller body by then (having lost 105 lb or about 45 kg). But now, 9 years later, my exercise which has remained active moves the needle slightly. My present day TDEE and my calculated TDEE for a sedentary body with my stats are very nearly the same. Of course, moving around burns more calories than not moving at all. The constrained model does not argue that. It's simply indicates that there are compensatory shifts in energy that result in a overall calorie output that is far less than we think it ought to be based on our calculators and our fitness watches. None of this should be interpreted to say that we should not exercise for our body's fitness and health. And like I said up top, it did help me during the weight loss phase as far as I could tell. We certainly cannot diet our body strong, and exercise can even function as an appetite suppressant. Many of us have already been looking at these exercise calories reported by our wearables with some huge grain of salt. This article explains why.

Movies and TV Shows funchords • 1 year ago • 83%

Currently on Netflix. The movie got nearly universal positive professional reviews and scored a 79% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This movie stars Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe as investigators of the disappearance of somebody named Amelia (Margaret Qualley). It is very hard to care about anybody in this film as they all pretty much are terrible people. It is practically a farce parade and I kept waiting for someone to care about and any reason to care. Finally after about 60 minutes, I asked my spouse if he was getting into this at all. After about five more minutes he also was in the same space: enough is enough, turn it off.

Movies and TV Shows funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

Last night, I watched *The Four Feathers* movie starring Heath Ledger, Wes Bentley, Djimon Hounsou and Kate Hudson. This is one of those movies that the critics were lukewarm about but the audience seemed to love better than that. Count me among those lovers. It is an exquisitely done period piece based on a novel. Not only is the photography stunning, but the story is well told. The feathers in the title are from an old tradition of shaming cowardice by handing the purported coward a white feather. To say anymore would be moving into spoiler territory. The movie is a little more than two hours, well spent in my opinion. In the USA, I found this on Paramount Plus.

> The purchased flight was from Gainesville, Florida to New York City with a layover in Charlotte. The plan was for the teen to get off the plane in Charlotte where he lives. [... more in the article ...] I fly rarely these days but skiplagging has always been tempting. Has anyone here done it?

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

Article: [Exclusive: Most patients using weight-loss drugs like Wegovy stop within a year, data show](https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/most-patients-using-weight-loss-drugs-like-wegovy-stop-within-year-data-show-2023-07-11/) - Reuters, 11 July 2023 [Wayback Link](https://web.archive.org/web/20230711125108/https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/most-patients-using-weight-loss-drugs-like-wegovy-stop-within-year-data-show-2023-07-11/) Some lede and pullquotes for basic facts just in case you hit a paywall: > Only about one-third of patients prescribed a popular weight-loss drug like Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy were still taking it a year later [...] > The analysis by [...] reviewed pharmacy and medical claims data for 4,255 people with commercial health plans. They had all received new prescriptions of the drugs from a class known as GLP-1 agonists between January and December 2021, and had a diagnosis of obesity, prediabetes or a body mass index of 30 or higher. > Overall, 32% of the patients were still taking the medicine for weight loss a year after their initial prescription [...] and the results did not differ materially based which of the drugs was prescribed > Patrick Gleason [...] a co-author of the analysis, said this real-world data suggests a substantial drop in adherence compared to what was reported in clinical trials. In trials with adults, Novo found that 6.8% of patients taking Wegovy discontinued treatment due to gastrointestinal problems and other adverse events. > Prime did not ask patients why their prescriptions stopped. [...] All the patients had insurance coverage for GLP-1 drugs. This article is very interesting to me and prompts the question, why are people stopping? Were you prescribed one of these drugs, did you stop taking it?

Google Pixel funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

I hung on to the Pixel 3 for a very long time because I was very turned off by the thought of carrying any larger of a phone. There simply was nothing on the current market smaller or the same size as the Pixel 3. After I simply had no choice, I did it. I'm pleased to report that the 6a does a good job as a replacement for the 3. It is a little bigger by every dimension: * Pixel 3: 5.73 x 2.69 x 0.31 inches (145.6 x 68.2 x 7.9 mm) * Pixel 6a: 5.99 x 2.83 x 0.35 inches (152.2 x 71.8 x 8.9mm) The pocket feel is the same and I'm quickly used to it. The battery life is amazing compared to the Pixel 3 (2915 mAh vs 4410 mAh). One of the best things, though, was the upgrade path was so easy. Within the hour, everything was synced and in their right places on my screen. There were only a few "Save to Home Screen" Firefox browser shortcuts that I had to recreate. I'm hoping to have this another 2-3 years when I'll buy another Pixel, again hoping for one that is small and comfortable in my pocket.

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

I got my first plateau, of 9 days (an arbitrary number, there is no official one), in the middle third of my 9-month weight-loss. There were three of them, about 3-4 weeks apart. Don't expect to avoid plateaus. The body is a system of systems and its main composition component is water. When we are very large, we often will have a bodyfat% of 35-45 (Obese male) instead of 18-24 (Normal male). The amount of water our body is using or storing at this present moment is a percentage that is always changing, but it is 60% when we are normal bodyfat% and less when we are higher (bodyfat contains very little water). So, when those upward water fluctuations happen in a body with obesity, they don't affect the downward trend of our fat loss as much as when those fluctuations happen in a body of normal weight. Therefore, someone with a smaller weight body will get plateaus more often than someone with a higher weight body. You may read in articles about the body fighting back against losses. That's true, but if we are tracking and managing our deficit to be both accurate and substantial, then this fighting back doesn't affect us. The hormonal signals of the body defending a set point would normally cause us to eat more if we were depending on those signals. But we, thanks to tracking and measuring our food, are keeping up our deficit despite those signals. So the things to do: 1. Ensure your program is *right* and *tight.* *Right* in that you still have a pronounced deficit (-500 to -1000 against your current TDEE based on your current stats). *Tight* in that your tracking is 100% itemized including the oft-forgotten condiments, cooking oils, salad add-ons and dressings, and all the little things and that those things are well estimated. 2. Occasionally take a 10-14 day period at maintenance. This helps restore order to your metabolism and your psychology. The body, like much of nature, needs tension *and release*. I took 3 such periods in 9 months, usually connected to some travel or major holiday. I kept up on exercise and tracking, all the normal things, but at maintenance calories instead of deficit calories. https://bodyrecomposition.com/fat-loss/the-full-diet-break explains the rationale and how-to. 3. Expect more plateaus more often as you get closer to goal weight. Expecting them helps us be mentally ready. 4. Ride them out. If you're doing all these things, then assign plateaus to the body doing its watery thing. Nothing is wrong. This is expected and healthy. Sometimes it helps to manage our patience with the thought that at goal weight, our effort becomes to maintain one life-long plateau at goal weight. * https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/weight-loss/in-depth/weight-loss-plateau/art-20044615 * https://health.clevelandclinic.org/weight-loss-plateau/ Edit: changed rational to rationale

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 76%

For those not in the USA/Canada, [Cottage Cheese](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cottage_cheese) may be known as something else in your country or may not be there at all. Also similar to Curds and Whey, Rögös túró, Requeijão da Beira Baixa, Serra da Estrela, and Katiki Domokou. Over the decades, it's popularity has been fading as flavored and plain yogurts have soared, but now Cottage Cheese is making a comeback!

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

This is the award I received for 5 years of maintenance from [Take Off Pounds Sensibly](https://tops.org/), a old and relatively unknown non-profit, non-commercial support group for weight loss with local chapters (IRL meetings) in the USA and Canada (and, recently, there are some online chapters with no borders). Each year is recognized with a gold number pin and 5-year increments are recognized with a jeweled pin like this. I'm now 8 years maintaining, working on that 10-year pin. I've been attending since 2014.

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 94%

www.wired.com

cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/news/t/121990 > Industrially processed pizzas, cereals, and convenience foods are responsible for a host of diseases. Policymakers and doctors need to lead the food fight.

Massachusetts funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

Hey, we're all glad you're here visiting us! Please leave your frustrations on the other side of the bridge. You can relax and drive like a local -- slow and cool. Let the winding roads beckon you. Don't ask us for tunnel information. It's for residents only.

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 100%

**We should be working in our favorite meals** into our daily diet -- using portion control and our food data to learn how to make them lighter (if necessary). For eating right to be a habit that we keep doing forever, it has to include our favorite foods and our personal and family traditions. Otherwise, it's just another temporary diet that will end in regain once it is over.

LoseIt: Lose the Fat funchords • 1 year ago • 80%

Recapping my week -- logged 7/7 days, doing well staying in the low half of my maintenance leeway, summer humidity is here. Keepin' weight off! Keepin' activity up! Finally stopped ignoring the literal weeds in my literal garden and put in 45 minutes of weeding in lieu of walking -- now 2 days in a row. Fewer steps on the counter but the body still got it (and the garden needed it). Who's lurking? How was your week? Let's hear it!

Back in 2015, I was in the hospital for two weeks, trying not to die (again), and I couldn't have a laptop but I had my phone. Reddit was possible due to RiF. Thanks so much for it.

sdfpubnix funchords • 1 year ago • 95%

Anyone else have a few communities stuck in "Subscribe pending" for days and days? Does this need manual intervention? (New to Lemmy) Edit 6/28/2023: I went poking around lemmy.world and they're definitely having federation problems that are being discussed in their local communities. It's not a problem with this SDF instance.

sdfpubnix funchords • 1 year ago • 83%

I'm new to lemmy. When I search for !loseit@discuss.tchncs.de I get a `No results.` error. It does exist. Other `discuss.tchncs.de` communities come up when I search just that string. Is it something I'm doing wrong? EDIT: Working now. It seems it just needs time to reach out and do things. Not an intuitive experience at all -- feels broken -- but it eventually does function.