Perez has won so many undeserved DOTD votes on the back of his shit qualifying performances.
Crazy how firmly Ferrari have established themselves as the perpetual butt of the joke.
Huffman is just an empty suit. His purpose is to take the flak for all the unpopular changes that the money people want him to make.
He'll probably be gone within 2 years, get a nice payday, and never have to work again.
Focusing your ire on Huffman specifically plays right into Reddit's hands. And spamming "fuck u/spez" everywhere just makes those of us who oppose the direction that Reddit has taken look like petulant children to neutral observers.
You can usually tell it's fake when the characters feel engineered to generate maximum outrage or sympathy.
It's possible you replied, but I only ever saw these posts when they would get enough traction to appear in r/all—so usually my comments came pretty late and never got more than a handful of votes. The few times OP did reply it was nonspecific stuff like "Fine, don't believe me."
I'd check but all my reddit comments are gone now.
Hey! Pretty sure I called you out as a bullshitter in a few of these 😆
I'm sure it has been a profitable move in the short term, but I think password sharing was what enabled Netflix shows to have a more significant cultural impact than shows on other streaming services—despite the relatively poor quality of Netflix's programming.
This article is such garbage clickbait, but of course the Lemmy audience eats it up because it validates their anti-facebook circlejerk.
It seems like a more extreme version of the weird elitism around social media that was always present on Reddit.
I guess they just really don't understand why reddit was worth visiting in the first place.
Crazy to see how quickly a handful of talented developers have managed to build several feature-rich Lemmy apps in such a short amount of time. Really drives home the point that the reddit's official app—with it's 80 person dev team—must just suck on purpose.
Crazy to see how quickly a handful of talented developers have managed to build several feature-rich Lemmy apps in such a short amount of time. Really drives home the point that the reddit's official app—with it's 80 person dev team—must just suck on purpose.
it's not the onion, but it is the post—which should be treated with equal seriousness as the onion.