donchez
joined 1 year ago
As soon as Lemmy instances are unsustainable out of pure interest for the concept of the Fediverse. I doubt there will be subscriptions, first it'll be donations, and then some instances may have ads. It's an inevitable that both will happen (either on the same instance, or some instances opting for donations to stay up, and others opting for ads to stay up). No one can run the servers necessary for this platform out of pure charity; the bill for the Fediverse is going to be due someday, and it has to be paid.
Rip Reddit
AI art has ruined this style of art for me. Before AI art, I'd see something like this and think it's incredibly cool. Now I look at it and just see another generic art piece, capable of being created in 5 seconds with specific enough prompts.
I never thought a man could hate Reddit so much yet act like a Redditor until I saw this post
use nuclear bombs on everyone who doesn't comply
It's for ones that lock themselves off from other instances (look at how beehaw is, for example). Not every community is meant for everyone online. Communities can be obscure, and gatekeep people, if they really want; that's the point of Lemmy, in my opinion. You do what you wish with it
It'll be quite the sight to see, if this ever becomes a nation-wide/every state thing. I can imagine a completely different political landscape in 30 years, where Libertarians and Socialists hold office in government. Hopefully better democracy is better for people, and it'll make the election votes spread into the strangest pie-chart, in the best way possible.
NTA. Adult children definitely deserve to know what's up with their family.
The issue is the lack of long-form content's ability to interest you. Nobody hates watching long videos now, it's just that it's far harder to find interesting content on Youtube than it is to simply scroll on tiktok, watch a video for 10 seconds, like it, and then get recommended videos alike that one you just liked.
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capitalism is when no removable batteries