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Cake day: July 1st, 2023

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  • About not saying certain things, I think that is normal everywhere and Lemmy definitely leans certain directions depending on the instance.

    You are not wrong about the anti state/police stance. I have lived a good chunk of my life surrounded with the opposite belief so I don’t mind. It is nice to hear concepts that are not mainstream even if I sometimes disagree with them.

    As far as normies, need I remind you that we are all different in exactly the same way.



  • Lmfao. Name a billionaire in America who was held accountable for their failures.

    Only because the US hates women, Elizabeth Holmes and of course Marha Stewart.

    Oh you must finally have the proof that she’s a spy! Hit me with the link big dog!

    I am sure China will admit it at any moment. Maybe try holding your breath?

    I bet you have a lot of trouble keeping your work life and your home life separate, lol.

    I would need a life first, you got a spare one…damn nevermind. I thought I was bad. Cheers!

    Pro tip: Mind your fucking business when you’re at work

    Don’t mix honey with the money.


  • I noticed a profound change in moderating about the time TheDonald became popular. People started getting bans after this for things they would have never been banned for before and it wasn’t the racist/sexist people getting banned.

    I eventually received a subreddit ban after leaving a comment in a conservative Reddit effectively stating the Republicans should take out Ron Desantis like the dirty diaper he was. When I pointed out to the moderators that what I said was rather tame compared to other comments they claimed I was harassing them (for exactly one appeal message). I received a 24hr site ban over this which was both bizarre and confusing. I started to disengage after this and after the API changes I stopped using it completely.


  • I see the point but I don’t necessarily agree. Before the intense commercialization Reddit had definitely changed for the worse for me because of the influx of people.

    I stopped talking about Linux because Winbros would brigade me. I stopped talking about politics because I would be brigaded by western/capitalist bros. The discussions also got a lot worse over time and nuanced opinion was almost always down voted and brigaded.

    I fear the same would happen for lemny if we suddenly had a hundred million users. Having a good community is desirable, but having a ton of people not so much so.



  • When you are running a multi-billion dollar company you are held to much higher standard because of the massive responsibility. Being involved with a spy is a profound dereliction of his duty and shows a criminal level of disregard for his company.

    Just being caught betraying his family should be grounds let him go, but this goes much deeper than that. I doubt anything will happen, but letting people in high levels of leadership pull this kind of shit without serious consequences is bonkers in my book.