I went back on Reddit a couple days ago and the difference is insane. Lemmy post and comments feel like real people. Reddit post are literally the same shit post or questions asked 3 years ago and filled with comments that seem like AI or just someone not putting in any thought

I definitely think Lemmy needs to grow. There’s plenty of subreddits that don’t have an active Lemmy community.

Well it’s new open source tech that can be self hosted by the 30+ tech nerds that have the money and interest in it.

1. Open source
2. Federated
3. Community driven and ran
4. I hate supporting and being fucked in the ass by corporations

I think if the population was just slightly smarter and less submissive then more people would use and support open source software. I don’t even mean lemmy, just OSS in general

One of the gems I’ve found is to your eternity. Still has some annoying ass anime voices but it’s a really unique story and almost every episode will make me cry no matter how many times I watch it.

Used to love anime but now that I’m older I dislike it. Still love reading manga, just hate the high pitch annoying ass voice for every female character. A few anime’s don’t do it and those ones I still love

A few movies on the drive and I’ll take a nap to waste some time

Just spent way too long scrolling through a bunch of em. Nice collection and nice site

Welp I tried to do it to you but looking at your post history you just seem chill

Too long didn’t read, welcome to the Internet

Yeah but there’s not much you can do other than try to convince them to switch. I don’t understand why people still like being fucked by big corps but to each their own I guess

Sure for comments but I thought they meant post

It’s always something new with these fuckers

Anime name?

I played with someone on the psvita that had this name. One day he said see you tomorrow and never logged back on. I took his name now. I only use it for forums tho

Thank

I was on my phone and didn’t see it over the pop ups. I have unlock origin too

Link to the video?

I tried to use fedora server or was it cloud? Idk but I tried fedora as a server and wanted to set up a VM but got confused. Storage pools scared me away. Will try to learn it when I have the time