I know what an ND2 is, but what makes the NB/NC 2?

NB2: different front lights, different front bumper, different rear lights

NC2: different visuals (lights, front bumper) + lots of differences underneath: http://www.roadster.blog/2013/08/the-2009-roadsters-facelift.html

Just pretty much all the car subs. I think that accounted for half my browsing.

Same here.

That’s why I created !cartalk@lemmy.world.
Since we are still a small community, I thought that we could have one community that covers several car-related subreddits.

But currently, I’m the only poster there. Please change that :)

cc @The_Mantis@lemmy.world, @BeHereNow@lemmy.world , @XTL@sopuli.xyz, @spicytuna62@lemmy.world, @flickertail@lemmy.world

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What are some interesting projects I can work on in Rust to get some familiarity with how the language works

My recommendation is always the same, regardless of the language:

https://adventofcode.com

(And here is some dogfood: I’ve created !adventofcode@lemmy.world, so you can ask questions there and/or share your solutions)

Is there a way to see what subs re dark out of the actual total?

https://blackout.photon-reddit.com

Choose ‘percent’ on the third card on the left.

It’s strange. I feel lost.

Give yourself a day or two, and it will be a second nature to you. Speaking from my two-day experience :)

Try giving it a different name

Yep, this did the trick. Creating a community with a different name was instant.

I wanted to create something that would be car-related, replacing r/cars, r/Justrolledintotheshop, r/carporn, etc.

But does it matter? I click on ‘create’ and the button turns into spinning circle, and it’s been like that for more than an hour.

EDIT: It seems that c/cars was already taken (and not active), so I’ve created !cartalk .

Is creating new communities currently broken (overwhelmed server?) or is it just me?

I’m trying to create a community, but the ‘create’ button just turns into a spinning circle, and nothing happens. I’ve left that tab open for more than an hour.

So insteat, here’s my first comment.