Originated in 4chan’s /pol/ back in 2015 https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/groyper https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groypers

I don’t think normies care, and i believe essentially it doesn’t matter.

But I haven’t done any research or spoken to any users, so I’m just going off instincts.

Happy to be proven wrong. I’m not a fediverse expert.

This ended up being debunked; let’s not spread it around.

Tyler Robinson is an incredibly common name, and this ended up being a random dude who bought that house with his wife.

In this case, he said the video of Kirk’s death is newsworthy given the fact that he is a public figure who was killed at a public event.

Saved you a click.

Breaking news: Pebble placed on top of mountain of evidence

Oi mate! Ya got a loicense fer dat dental advice?

Reddit doesn’t really care; they’re going to do the bare minimum legally so they can feed more ads and get more clicks.

Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, and Berkeley.

Do you think they’re the same investigations at Liberty, Brigham Young, Grand Canyon, and Baylor?

He’s so confusing. Sometimes he’ll say something and I’ll think he’s based, but most of the time it’s awful.

It certainly isn’t consistent, that’s for sure.

Gavin Newsom isn’t going to save anybody from fascism

I’m surprised that Palworld was even able to release, honestly.

“All Charlie wanted to do was debate people, but they couldn’t allow that”

Trans people, immigrants, and other marginalized groups are under attack and are losing freedoms and rights that other people in this country are afforded.

It’s not even pushing ideologies; they’re no longer allowed to exist in America.

It’s hard to see eye-to-eye with these people when they’re kidnapping my neighbors and taking away healthcare from my cousins.

It’s awkward for me because the comment feed feels very segmented. It’s awkward to have a big header for a smaller/niche instance and one comment below it.

It makes that comment seem like an orphan and gives prominence to people who use the biggest instance.

I’d also want the sort I apply (Hot/New/etc) to apply to every comment, not per instance.

I’d propose something like this.

Clicking on the Server dropdown could be a simple checkbox group, which would remember your configuration across that instance. That way, if you wanted to hide specific communities from appearing, you could.

We’ve never had a Democratic president or prominent politician say “I couldn’t care less about uniting the country” and demonizing the other side like they do.

This isn’t a “both sides” issue.

Anthropic actually did some research that shows AI does accept bribes in a situation like this; it’s fascinating.

https://www.anthropic.com/research/project-vend-1

“Elon our AI is woke can you help us”

Lemmy seems to be a lot harder for them to astroturf. If this were on Reddit, they might have been successful.

I’m sure they’ll get right on that.

Nah I’ve published papers on it, very familiar with how it works. It’s much more complicated than that.