TurretCorruption

So far I’m liking it. I wasn’t fond of the general attitude people had on reddit though, and I’m seeing some of the pop up as a result of the migration.

I have concerns that the lemmy community will become as toxic as reddit is. Other than that, I am enjoying how small communities are here. I don’t feel like my voice is being drowned out by other users or bots.

I used to host my portfolio site through them actually.

Its not comparable at all. Reddit was a customer boycott. This on the other hand will cause a massive and very expensive logistical nightmare.

Agreed. More instances should defederate from anything related to Meta. Im here because a corporate entity utterly destroyed something I liked. I don’t want that again.

I cant wait for the heat wave to be turned into a summoningsalt parody.

Or you could burn life’s house down, with the lemons

God i hate how utterly useless search engines are now

I miss all the personal home pages. You could get a real sense of who somebody was based on what they chose to display. Maybe they had pictures of the favourite game or tv show, or their own little web diary. Now its all just santizied profile pages that have virtually zero room for creativity. It’s too sterile now.

I feel like the popilation of vegas would respond to that much more positively than the italian senate.

Wernstrom did it

Thats less of a eureka and more of an archimedes moment.

Im just saying, cell had to get that weird tail hole from somebody’s DNA. Methinks frieza choked out goku using his sphincter.

Nobody Aksed you!

All they had to do was charge relative to the value reddit is providing to said apps.

Instead they gave the “fuck you” price and now theyre not getting any money for their api.

And this is why you always export for the software you intend to use it in.

I think there already is one. There was a guy working for that company who was fired for whistleblowing after the ceo ignored his safety concerns, and now that employee is going after the company for wrongful termination.

That ceo knew it was dangerous but still decided to drag 4 other people to a watery grave

I’ve read that the sub in question was only rated for 1300 ft, and they were taking it on dives of up to 4000 ft. Unless the sub surfaced as part of a safety protocol, there is an exceedingly high probability that the sub imploded and killed everybody.

If an instance of lemmy becomes commercialized, other instances will just defederate it, cutting it off from like 90 percent of users and content

This is a pretty shit deal tbh. Ooohh ad free browsing and some free pngs you can tack onto your avatar or comments.

It sure is convenient that the second they kill third party apps they push a subscription model for ad free service on their ad riddled, barely functioning app…

The sequel to CHALLENGE PISSING