If it’s active users increased I’d be surprised, but if it’s not I wouldn’t be, most people probably don’t delete accounts when they stop using them
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Just a tourist passing through
If it’s active users increased I’d be surprised, but if it’s not I wouldn’t be, most people probably don’t delete accounts when they stop using them
The 2 biggest psychopaths join forces, true crime people, and tech bros
These videos are approved to be shown to children in Florida.
I am honestly scared for the next generation of children who believe that slavery wasn’t that bad, and whatever other bullshit Prageru preaches
That didn’t happen.
And if it did, it wasn’t that bad.
And if it was, that’s not a big deal.
And if it is, that’s not my fault.
And if it was, I didn’t mean it.
And if I did, you deserved it.
-The Republican’s Prayer
Yeah, this “Omg Facetrash lost all their users, they have such a dead platform lol” is stupid. I dislike Meta, but it’s a new social media, of course not every single user who checks it out will stay, that’s how it is for all new social medias, video games, anything
Do you mean Mark? Or is there a Jack at Meta that I haven’t heard about
Ah, that’s fair. Do you think you’ve changed your mind on it, or do you believe that it’s sort of a con of these platforms?
People seem to grasp onto weaknesses AI has now and say that they will have them forever, like how text AI lies, and image generation AI can’t draw hands.
But these AIs are advancing unimaginably quick, 2 years ago generated text was pretty bad, becoming pretty incoherent, and 1 year ago generated images were mostly strange mush.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this was done through cryptocurrency like Reddit’s done before.
A few years ago Reddit started to give community specific cryptocurrencies depending on how much karma the user got. I think it was only launched on the Fortnite and Cryptocurrency subreddits, and I’d say giving cryptocurrency to a community of mostly young Fortnite fans seems immoral, but not surprising for Reddit.
It could not be threads because threads is like Twitter and Mastodon, not Reddit and Lemmy.
And I very much doubt that Zuckerberg has any real interest in creating a Reddit-like app.
That’s not how it works. Threads using an algorithm does not force it onto any other platform.
Ah, I’ve used Photopea for years now and I never would have thought it would have functioned on mobile. Thanks for the tip!
Same for me, still only got to the sign in page
I really hope that it’ll be something we’ll be able to avoid. We’re all on the same federated system, we don’t need to do this pointless “I would listen to you but you’re a instance.lemmy.com user” unless they’re from an instance that supports hateful content.
And the CEO is Emil Sutovsky, who recently made a twitter poll, basically asking, let’s be honest, does anyone actually care to watch this women’s tournament? When he never made a similar poll for any other tournament.
The chess world really needs to outgrow the sexist and transphobic FIDE