We comin for dat ass, Lemmy.ml
smokinjoe
joined 1 year ago
I used to have rizz, but then they changed what rizz was. Now what I have, isn't rizz.
And what's rizz seems weird and scary.
And it'll happen to yoouuu!
I used to have rizz, but then they changed what rizz was. Now what I have, isn't rizz.
And what's rizz seems weird and scary.
And it'll happen to yoouuu!
The lack of societal solidarity for the betterment of everyone is sad.
But that's ok, reddit was never going to die after this protest.
I think what took place was a successful test of what alternatives exist out in the wild.
Now it's up to those of us who migrated to post through the highs and lows of early adoption in order to encourage others to come and stick around when the next shitty move by Spez takes place.
For example, I migrated to Mastodon in late 2018 during an initial surge. And over the years tried to keep posting content so that when the next migration took place when Elon took the reigns, people were able to possibly feel more at home.
This shit takes time. A lot of time. But the internet is a big place and there's plenty of opportunity for things to be better. We just can expect things to rush themselves
It was for my Mac, an Apple Performa 550.
Marathon. Made by some relative unknown company, Bungie.
So much god damn fun
lol I respect the honesty
At least we aren't on reddit complaining about reddit. That always seemed silly.
I'm definitely giving it a shot at being more of a content contributor. It's given me a newfound respect for heavy contributors on subs that I've loved so much
For example, I've been doing my best to create a new simpsons shitpost once a day/every two days since I've moved over and it's been a lot of fun
I didn't even think of that.
Makes sense, it definitely helps provide a sense of solidarity amongst us users
I can't deny that. At least now, instead of doing it on reddit we can do it on a different platform
Lmao, I can't deny it is really entertaining seeing how creative people get with picking apart that dumbass ceo
Exquisite