Everything you post online is public, even if services claim its private. Just remember that and try to be anonymous so you blend in with the background noise.
That is certainly alcoholism. You don't sound dumb, you're smart for being able to recognize it. Many people just ignore it and pretend they aren't addicted.
Let me guess, they're coming to groom the children into leftists while they're at it.
True, but when you already know what the doctor will suggest and don't have $250 to pay the copay, it makes it far easier to justify.
By being the first major social network to adopt activityhub, it means they have an advantage when/if activityhub takes off.
This isn't malicious compliance, it's compliance with the law to the very letter. Good job.
Tumblr is still alive, but it's a shell of what it used to be. Given the behavior of Spez, it's only a matter of time before Reddit ends up the same.
Imagine the kinds of fuckery that will happen when Reddit has shareholders.
~~Post them on /r/RedditNoise~~
Edit: Reddit admins are removing videos posted to /r/RedditNoise. Post them in long abandoned subs like /r/TrueVideos, /r/Videoz, /r/Videos2
On Reddit I was not above petty arguments and down voting. Here I feel like things are more personal and I would rather discuss than simply consider the other person to not be worth engaging with. It's been very long since I've felt this way online. Hopefully lemmy does not outgrow this.
At this point even if Reddit keeps going on, there's enough people on Mastodon, Lemmy, and Kbin that we can thrive as a new site with our own culture. Hacker News wasn't made obsolete by Reddit or Digg's existence for example.
They are relying on technology illiterate investors not understanding what the issues are.
lynny
joined 1 year ago
Gnome devs have a nasty habit of "rethinking" things while ignoring tons of usability issues. I'd like them to stop rethinking things until they addressed those first...