Exactly. I've been trying to rebuild my account on lemmy.world but it's disenheartening and honestly makes me want to not bother. The answer isnt defederating, the answer is find some mods.
Only if I go to reply then jerboa shows the full markdown text for the hyperlinks to our @'s but just browsing it's just the hyperlink. On beehaw itself it's just hyperlinks regardless.
Retailers wouldn't be happy because a lot less people would buy physical copies. At least, that's how it started, not so sure how well that would hold up today.
How does peertube work exactly? Because if it hosts the video on just the one "instance" or server or whatever a viral video will almost certainly have it's legs cut from under it very quickly. Don't get me wrong I want YouTube to have viable competition but videos are huge.
I don't expect anything to change at reddit and I don't need it to. All I need is for the shitshow to bring kbin/Lemmy up to an amount of users where they keep some form of forward momentum when this is over. If that happens, reddit's death certificate is signed, just for a future date.
Exactly. I've been trying to rebuild my account on lemmy.world but it's disenheartening and honestly makes me want to not bother. The answer isnt defederating, the answer is find some mods.
Feels wierd to be on Twitters side for this one.
10:30 am. The only influence it's had is I joke that it's not quite my birthday if someone says happy birthday to me before 10:30.
People who think the August Union was great actually and China is perfect no matter what. Not communists, stalinist and moaist communists.
Yup, that's armored core lol.
They really be like "lmao emojis are childish ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"
Yeah that sounds about right. I'm sure the title thing will be fixed at some point though.
Only if I go to reply then jerboa shows the full markdown text for the hyperlinks to our @'s but just browsing it's just the hyperlink. On beehaw itself it's just hyperlinks regardless.
They're using mastodon it looks like, idk why posts from there show up like this though, this isn't the first one I've seen.
I mean so far it's going good, we'll see in the coming weeks and months.
The dark souls subs just announced they're going indefinite, though their users seem pissed off about it.
A lot of the ones that aren't were probably alien blue users before that too.
Mostly Gloryhammer's new album.
I figured, video is a whole different beast than text.
Retailers wouldn't be happy because a lot less people would buy physical copies. At least, that's how it started, not so sure how well that would hold up today.
Looking around it looks like yeah, in the US at least. Not all the way up to space though.
How does peertube work exactly? Because if it hosts the video on just the one "instance" or server or whatever a viral video will almost certainly have it's legs cut from under it very quickly. Don't get me wrong I want YouTube to have viable competition but videos are huge.
Looks like we are.
Yeah basically. Top mod lost permissions and a lower mod was elevated, sub reopened.
I don't expect anything to change at reddit and I don't need it to. All I need is for the shitshow to bring kbin/Lemmy up to an amount of users where they keep some form of forward momentum when this is over. If that happens, reddit's death certificate is signed, just for a future date.