Why do Reddit and Twitter users not have a similar problem with all the fascist shit going on over there? If extremism would be the problem on Lemmy, why isn’t it a problem on Reddit or Twitter?
Why do Reddit and Twitter users not have a similar problem with all the fascist shit going on over there? If extremism would be the problem on Lemmy, why isn’t it a problem on Reddit or Twitter?
Network effect. Reddit has more users and more discussion, drawing in more people and discussion. I’m not worried because enshittification and bots will run it into the ground


Apparently high on nitrous oxide, weed and alcohol. Picture of the pool from the video:



Rare win for my country on the issue of Gaza. Disappointing EBU are letting Israel compete.


You’re being downvoted for being dismissive, but you’re not incorrect. She’s been quite open about making more money selling feet pics than with her music, and she doesn’t give any fucks about horny dudes jacking off to her image. So this fits the pattern, I’d say. Go girl, who cares, no judgement


IMHO the mask simply came off in 2008 when they bailed out the rich and not the poor.
Watch them bail out AI soon. The inmates are running the asylum


surprised Pikachu face
Everybody saw this coming


Not equal rights for Palestinians? Huh…


Alright, I didn’t know. Still can’t follow the conclusion “guess it can’t be that bad”


Americans pay the tariff, dummy


Those pre-checkin times are needed because the queues are insane. There should be much higher capacity at rush hour

What country? Why is bicycle missing?
And thus, companies get away with shitty anti-customer policies. And now it’s the customer’s fault for being understandably mad about it? These policies sucks for everyone. I think “customers should be nicer to service workers” is the wrong conclusion, because they have nowhere else to go with their complaints, and that’s by design. Why don’t we put the blame with company higher-ups shitting on their own customers every day, hiding behind others to deflect criticism?
I’m not talking about weird entitled assholes. But about customer facing workers with no agency. They’re just robots repeating company policy. It sucks for them and for the customer


It is possible, but the real goal is about removing anonymity altogether


For me it’s more the general feeling of everything going to shit and there’s nothing we can do to stop it.
Our legacy
fades and melts away
'cause tomorrow
may not ever beSo we dance and sing
try to bear the thought
of approaching
the end of our time


Hype isn’t fraud in itself, but I’m convinced there’s also massive fraud. I’m not a financial law expert but there must be safeguards against scams like this. It will be apparent once the bubble pops.
Leuke naam trouwens ;)
I know you are, but I mean generally