We can’t have lab meat because then it would make farming redundent. But then where would we get our foo…oh wait, never mind.

Twitter was useful to a lot of people. More useful than Musk.

Hot Potato by the Wiggles

It’s for money, so it’s OK.

Recover olecot

Their shoddy build quality and the rise of electric cars from old school car companies could kill them very quickly. I don’t think Europe amd Asia have as much of an affinity to Tesla as America does.

Sure. But ownership comes with certain rights by definition. If you don’t have those rights, you don’t really own the thing. You’re just paying to subscribe to their club.

You guys need to start using /s

Shout out to the vuvuzela

This guy spook asems.

OMG, I loved you in Catch Me if You Can!

OBS for screen recording.

Yeah, 10 part mini series! Could be amazing.

World War Z. Not a classic book, but still…Wtf.

That’s fair. Let’s rather go with a music platform. That has everything.

It’s like listening to the best band in your town and then comparing it to the music at the top of the global charts. The pure scale means you’re gonna get better bands if you include “everyone”. But I totally also hope Lemmy gets bigger. As a platform it isn’t inferior in terms of UX. We just need everyone to switch.

That would imply Gamer’s Nexus is equally ridiculous for thinking its important to call out this behavior.

There is a difference between understanding technology and doing the homework before a video. You can be super smart/experienced, hut if you don’t care to learn about the thing you’re talking about it becomes a goof off very quickly. I’ve (and many others out there) have watched enough content to know when things are straying from legitimacy.

I never got into DDG because Google was legitimately better. It seems that is no longer the case and I’m finding no reason to use it instead anymore.

Happy. The only issue I have is scale. IMO there was nothing ground breaking about Reddit as either an idea or a piece of tech, it’s value mostly comes from its users. Lemmy does not have the sheer breadth from scale that I enjoyed with Reddit, but hopefully that will come.